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Pakistan school roof collapse kills 32 children and teacher
At least 32 children and a teacher died when a school roof collapsed in Peshawar, Pakistan.
The Japan Times · 1m
Sugary Drinks Out of Schools
Public health groups urge cross-party support to ban sugary drinks in schools and ECE centres.
RNZ · 1m
Government offers early mental health support for children
Children get mental health help before diagnosis under new UK plans.
MadeForMums · 1m
Moving to Trinidad and Tobago 2026 Step by Step
Secure work permit, tax ID, bank account and housing before arriving in Trinidad and Tobago in 2026.
The Rio Times · 3m
Kennedy's $10 million fitness test push
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launches a nationwide competition to get schools to adopt Trump's revived Presidential Fitness Test.
NBC News · 3m
Italy bans burqa and niqab in schools
Prime Minister Meloni's government approves a veil ban and caps foreign-language pupils in classrooms, framing both as integration measures.
BBC News · 1m
Microsoft's school AI deal could reshape regulation
A new privacy standard for schools shows how targeted agreements between tech companies and regulators can build toward broader AI governance.
Cloud Wars · 1m
McMahon pushes schools to recite the Pledge
Education Secretary Linda McMahon urges routine, voluntary Pledge of Allegiance recitation to strengthen civic learning on Constitution Day.
Dallas Express · 2m
American schools are failing kids on AI
Blocking AI in classrooms isn't protecting students. It's leaving them unprepared for a future where AI skills are essential.
Fortune · 2m
Perak schools told to stagger student clinic visits after chaos
A boarding school brought 57 flu students to a clinic at once, causing overcrowding and disrupting patient care.
Malay Mail · 1m
Seton teacher arrested on CSAM charges
Maryland State Police arrested a 70-year-old Bladensburg high school teacher at his College Park home Tuesday morning.
The Banner · 1m
She brought coffee. The rule broke first.
An honors senior got suspended on day one for a cup of coffee, then found the policy itself was never properly adopted.
ABC7 New York · 1m
Missing teen found in ex-teacher's home after 263 days
An Ohio girl vanished in December 2025 and turned up alive in a fired teacher's house nine months later, police say.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Richardson teacher arrested in Grindr sting case
A tip from a national tipline led Richardson police to a Berkner High School teacher's door.
FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth · 1m
A bag on a school bus, a 12-year-old, one shot
Police say a man left a bag holding a gun on a Bridgeport school bus, and a 12-year-old found it and pulled the trigger.
Chicago Sun-Times · 2m
A professor's ICE threat pulls a state senator into the fire
A Cal State LA professor named an ICE agent and gave out a hotel address, and the California senator who spoke next is now fighting for her committee gavel.
Fox News · 2m
Plano teacher out on bond after child abuse charges
A second-grade teacher charged with abusing his students is free on bond, and the fallout has reached his principal and the district.
FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth · 1m
Sarawak schools stay shut until the air clears
Two Sarawak districts keep their schools closed while the haze holds, and a single air quality number decides when class resumes.
Malay Mail · 1m
NSW puts a clock on classroom screens
From 2028, NSW public schools will cap device time by year group and hand kids back a pen for an hour a day.
the Guardian · 1m
Suspended over a cup of coffee
A senior got an in-school suspension on day one, then found the rule behind it was never properly announced.
Valleynewslive · 1m · 5 views
Not your parents' pot: what Chicago parents heard
A forum at Kenwood Academy made the case that today's THC products are a different drug than the one parents remember.
Chicago Sun-Times · 3m
The school photo problem no one warned you about
Half of UK headteachers report pupil images being misused, and AI needs only one picture to make a fake.
MadeForMums · 3m
Big Tech's Class Takeover
Journalist Natasha Singer breaks down how major technology companies came to dominate American classrooms.
NPR · 1m
