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Results of the 2026 elections: early childhood care and preschool education received support in state votes.
Nigeria: CJID Announces Finalists for the 2026 Alfred Opubor Next-Gen Awards for Campus Journalism
Cabinet Chairman Kasymaliev congratulates scientists and researchers on Science Day
In the universities of Central Russia named the most popular specialties
Nonprofit Opens Scholarship for Hispanic Students to Applicants of All Races
Students of Tajikistan won three bronze medals at the International Chemistry Olympiad
DUT and Chinese university explore expanded partnership in skills and agricultural technology
“You can't fix this”: Navigating the grief of losing a child
Math anxiety may be stopping students from learning useful AI and data skills
TSC overhauls careers pathways as more teachers allowed to rise
Chungnam National University holds anti-corruption, integrity pledge ceremony
Special Olympics academy in Abu Dhabi aims to train 6,000 educators in disability inclusion by 2030
The new normal: The future isn’t a different school, it’s a different way of thinking
UG students reject hostel fee hikes as EFL raises academic freedom concerns
China opens first university school for rare, endangered disciplines
Mamdani Calls for Review of Hiring of Suspect in Jogger’s Stabbing
Headteachers consider leaving jobs earlier than planned after new Ofsted inspection
Derasati Higher Education Exhibition held in Hawalli Governorate, Kuwait
K-12 Dive summarized education issues in state elections: early childhood care was among the topics
Hechinger Report: measures on childcare and pre-K funding won in the midterm elections
In Michigan, Democrats were re-elected to the State Board of Education
The 74: a record number of communities voted for dedicated funding for children's programs
Colorado voted on Amendment 87, which could change the state's school funding