Thai police are intensifying their investigation into a shooting at Debsirin Nonthaburi School, where a 14-year-old boy killed seven people before taking his own life. Authorities are questioning teachers, students, and witnesses to determine the motive.

A 10-day school shutdown in Ghaziabad for the Kanwar Yatra pilgrimage has left children without phones or teachers, affecting their education.

Espoo City Manager Kai Mykkänen announced that employees will be laid off, including those in roles that can be automated, as part of co-determination negotiations to ensure the city can afford to hire teachers.

A daily news selection from Slovakia covers topics including suspicious radars, a fire at Slovnaft, and a dispute between teachers and Minister Drucker, alongside the collapse of a Nitra-based company.

Authorities in Thailand report that a teenager killed his two grandparents and five teachers and staff members at a school before taking his own life, resulting in seven fatalities.

A criminal case against a Cologne teacher for abuse and rape has been ongoing since 2024, yet the state only recently stopped payments to him despite multiple convictions. The article questions how this was possible.

At least seven people, including three teachers, three students, and the minor attacker, have died in an attack at a school in Thailand, with the motive currently unknown.

An Israeli settler has been charged with the killing of Awdah Hathaleen, a well-known teacher and filmmaker, during an attack by settlers in the occupied West Bank.

A review into the 'Neet crisis' will recommend that primary schools in England be required to identify children at risk of leaving education jobless at 16. Teachers will be asked to spot those vulnerable to future unemployment.

A guest commentary discusses the increasing presence of AI in schools, noting its potential to aid student learning and reduce teacher workload, but also warns that education may fail without a sense of community and effort.

Teachers in New Zealand are being compelled to instruct subjects outside their areas of expertise due to a national shortfall, according to an education professor, highlighting the impact of the ongoing teacher shortage.

There is a strong call to ensure merit and fairness in the promotion system for teachers in Kenya, advocating for a diligently applied system that guarantees equitable opportunities.

A student's humorous thank-you card to her teacher, comparing her blossoming confidence to his bald head, has garnered over 420,000 views online.

A former teacher and his student unexpectedly reconnected over two decades later, both divorced with children, and have since married and are now raising a family of eight children together.

Martin Provost’s comedy-drama 'Love Letters,' featuring Fabrice Luchini as a retired teacher and former Bond girl Carole Bouquet, is set to world premiere at the Locarno Film Festival. An exclusive clip has been released ahead of the festival.

This year, 101 aspiring educators have been admitted to the work-based study program 'Mācītspēks' in Latvia. These new teachers will spend up to four days a week working in schools across the country, while studying at their chosen university on Fridays.

Camilla Erbs Dohn, a 27-year-old Danish influencer and school teacher with 94,000 Instagram followers, has died in a motorcycle accident.

Finnish language teachers and experts are expressing widespread professional concern over the distorted use of the S2 abbreviation, arguing that the number of multilingual students does not define a school's quality.

The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) has called on parents, candidates, and education stakeholders to remain calm following the release of the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) results, advising dissatisfied candidates to petition WAEC.

Despite educating teachers to a high standard, Ireland is facing difficulties in filling teaching positions across the country.

A female teacher was discovered dead in a toilet at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan (SMK) Bau in Kuching, Malaysia, with police stating that foul play is not suspected.

Private schools achieved top honors in matriculation exams, but a teachers' union alleged that government school results were misrepresented to justify a privatisation scheme.

As the State Child Rights Protection and Adoption Service decides the future of six children from the Žlabiai family, a former kindergarten teacher who cared for the older children has publicly spoken about the case.

A teacher accused of sexual relations with minors aged 14-16 was previously involved in two other criminal cases that were subsequently dropped, as police receive new tips in the ongoing investigation.

A Hungarian teacher's association member discusses whether Christopher Nolan's 'Odyssey' film can boost high school students' interest in reading, suggesting it could make them more receptive to the topic.

The Andhra High Court has rejected a plea seeking an investigation into the 2025 teacher recruitment process, questioning why candidates allegedly affected by the sports quota had not directly approached the court with their grievances.

Officials in Cebu City urged parents, teachers, and residents to assist in identifying those responsible for a series of bomb and shooting hoaxes that disrupted classes in several public schools.

A teacher in Faridabad was tragically stabbed to death by a man who had planned the attack and against whom a prior complaint had been filed.

Applications for permanent teaching positions in primary and secondary education in Greece are now open, as announced by the Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports.

A 4-year-old boy in Terengganu, Malaysia, won hearts by bringing a durian as a farewell gift for his kindergarten teacher on her last day, despite disliking the fruit's smell.

A teacher in Faridabad was killed after receiving a threat stating, 'If she can’t be mine, I won’t let her be yours,' according to reports.

School directors in Portugal are concerned that the re-evaluations of first-phase exams may not be completed by Friday, as some teachers only recently received papers to review and only half were finished by Monday.

Retired teacher Robert Partridge, writing under the pseudonym Peter Grainger, has sold a million electronic books as a self-publisher and has now been discovered by the traditional publishing world.

Readers are weighing in on the implementation of lockable phone pouches in schools, a measure rolled out since the government mandated smartphone-free policies, with teachers and parents split on their effectiveness.

The Fenprof teachers' union in Portugal reported that teachers are being pressured to change their authorized holidays to grade exams, citing delays in the classification and re-evaluation processes.

Hadsten School in Denmark is working to establish a recognizable daily routine for students returning from holiday, though teachers are reportedly experiencing a tense atmosphere.

Acclaimed Bengali actor Parno Mittra is stepping into production with 'The Music Teacher', a British-Indian short film starring Raima Sen, which begins principal photography in Kolkata this month.

Teachers in France are resuming their mobilization efforts three weeks before the start of the school year, expressing anger and predicting a chaotic return to school.

New details emerge in the murder of a teacher in Faridabad, India, revealing that the killer used the victim's husband's name to lure and trap her.

Ghana and Malta have launched a collaborative project aimed at enhancing ethics education for children and young people through values-based learning, teacher training, and policy support.

An obituary remembers Pia Kuronen, who lived from 1934 to 2026, highlighting her life as a dedicated lifelong learner and teacher.

A 74-year-old former yoga teacher in Troyes has been charged and placed under judicial supervision for alleged rapes and sexual assaults, some dating back nearly 30 years.

The Metaprof Movement of teachers has filed a complaint with the Ombudsman, citing not only technical flaws in exam grading but also the absence of mechanisms to ensure equal treatment and accountability in the process.

Teaching staff from a primary school in Tivat, Montenegro, received international recognition, with Veronika Vraneš awarded "Best Teacher of the Region" this year and Ana Braunović receiving the same honor previously.

According to research, the best remedy for perfectionism in young people appears to be the support of family, teachers, and friends.

Malaysia's Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek has pledged to strengthen psychosocial support for school staff following the tragic death of a teacher in Selangor.

A BBC Panorama investigation revealed how parents, pupils, and former teachers successfully challenged excessive and 'cruel' disciplinary practices at an academy trust.

The New Zealand government is allocating $21.7 million to enhance classroom learning opportunities for trainee teachers, following a report that indicated only one in five principals considered new graduates adequately prepared to teach.

Teachers in Kenya are currently being assessed under outdated criteria, prompting calls for the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to promptly release new promotion rules to address potential changes in job groups.

Physics and Chemistry teachers in Portugal have reaffirmed their stance that a specific item in the second phase of the exam contains a scientifically incorrect answer. They argue that this error could lead to serious injustice for students and propose either accepting their alternative answer or annulling the item.

A barangay chair in Bulacan, Philippines, accused of masterminding the killing of his former barangay secretary, who was also a part-time teacher, surrendered to police two days after the fatal shooting.

Schools across the country are implementing lockable pouches to prevent students from using their phones, a measure that teachers believe is making children happier and improving their focus.

A Czech teacher is experiencing long-term health problems a year after contracting tick-borne encephalitis, only able to teach two hours a day. A new Czech study indicates that nearly half of patients suffer similar long-term health damage.

The Ogun State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has accused the Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) of directing public school teachers to attend a meeting with the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Yayi. The media office of the Ogun State PDP governorship candidate claims this politicizes the education sector.

Teachers in the Philippines have welcomed the enactment of Republic Act 12321, or the Last Mile and Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas Schools Act, which provides long-awaited and permanent government support for remote public schools.

A New York school district has temporarily halted its plans to introduce an android into the classroom, raising questions about the future of educational technology.

The Selangor Education Department has deployed psychosocial support to a Hulu Selangor school following the death of a teacher, with police investigations ongoing.

Philippa Tracy's new novel, beginning with a piano lesson memory, is described as a moving story of love and loss, featuring an 11-year-old protagonist named Ronald B and a dangerous female teacher.

Police in Rajasthan have launched a search for a government school teacher accused of abducting and raping a 16-year-old Class 11 student during lunch break.

The Romanian Ministry of Education has approved the school holiday calendar for the 2026-2027 academic year, detailing five breaks for students and teachers, with the ski holiday being the only period varying by county.

The Meghalaya High Court has denied bail to school teachers accused of sexually assaulting a 5-year-old child, keeping them in custody.

Today's news includes a significant DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) controversy at Cambridge University and a court case involving a teacher fired over comments related to residential schools.

The Chicago Board of Education approved a $10 billion budget that depends on uncertain state funding and includes the rollback of proposed teacher layoffs.

Love Island contestant Seán ‘Fitzy’ Fitzgerald, a teacher and Galway footballer, discusses adjusting to his new level of recognition and the warm welcome he and his girlfriend Lola Deal have received in Ireland.

Jim McMurtry, a teacher who was fired for speaking out about the Kamloops residential school issue, is now having his case heard in court.

A secondary school teacher has been suspended from the register for two months after submitting falsified letters regarding their experience to the Teaching Council.

A school teacher in Dehradun allegedly died by suicide due to dowry harassment by her husband's family, expressing her anguish in a video recorded moments before her death, leading to a police complaint against her husband and in-laws.

Police are intensifying their investigation into a shooting at Debsirin Nonthaburi School in Thailand, where a 14-year-old boy killed seven people before taking his own life. Authorities are questioning teachers, students, and witnesses to determine the motive.

India has reportedly cut 3,282 single-teacher schools within a year, even as five states across the country simultaneously added thousands of such educational institutions.

Fenprof, a Portuguese teachers' union, has requested that the President return the new rules for inclusive education to the government for reconsideration. The union seeks further review of the proposed regulations.

Ansar, a 35-year-old student and English teacher from India, was severely injured in an attack by a masked group in Nitra, Slovakia, but has since received thousands of messages of support.

ScreenRant has released an exclusive clip from Eli Roth's upcoming film 'Ice Cream Man,' showcasing a school teacher confronting a classroom of zombified children.

A teacher from Dundalk has transitioned into a thriller writer, publishing their debut novel.

Danka Nešović has issued a message to teachers, assuring those who perform their duties professionally that they have no reason to fear losing their licenses. She emphasizes that only those failing to meet professional standards should be concerned.

Science teachers from South Africa's West Coast Education District completed a professional development program focused on strengthening inquiry-based teaching skills in physics and astronomy.

Violence against teachers is increasing in Finland, reports Finnish public broadcaster YLE.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has approved the regularization and recruitment of 3,252 Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) teachers into the federal civil service. This decision aims to integrate these teachers into the federal service, providing them with permanent employment.

An opinion piece by Carlos Ochoa Leite questions the absence of regular occupational health exams for teachers in Portugal, despite their demanding work and the continuous cycle of grading and teaching responsibilities.

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued a notice to the Madhya Pradesh government regarding the alleged assault of a Dalit student by a teacher.

The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has lauded Governor Oborevwori for approving enhanced career progression for graduate teachers in Delta State, a move expected to boost morale.

A former teacher, imprisoned with her 2-year-old daughter over alleged links to the Gülen movement, was released nearly nine months after the Constitutional Court ruled her rights had been violated.

Israel has initiated a new program designed to streamline licensing, job placement, and aliyah for North American Jewish educators interested in teaching in Israel.

The Indian state of Bihar is implementing a program to transform 20,000 government teachers into subject experts for Classes 9 to 12, aiming to enhance educational quality and improve student outcomes.

Parents and teachers are concerned about children vaping a dangerous substance known as 'spice,' often unknowingly, which can lead to psychosis or cardiac arrest.

The Great Erris Run will take place in memory of a much-loved local teacher and coach.

Following concerns from teachers about AI's impact on students' skills, a Danish minister is proposing screen monitoring for gymnasie (upper secondary) students and mandatory oral defenses for all take-home exams.

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has detailed the scoring criteria for teachers seeking promotion, following the advertisement of over 34,000 vacancies in July.

Teachers at Odisha's Ravenshaw University have accused a BJP MLA of misbehaviour and are demanding an apology for his actions.

Alexander Kwamina Afenyo-Markin, Member of Parliament for Effutu, has donated 100 brand-new laptops to newly posted teachers in his constituency as part of his “One Teacher, One Laptop” initiative.

The Moldovan government has approved a regulation for teacher relocation, which includes a 300,000 lei indemnity for participating educators, while Lithuania considers compensation for NGOs during mobilization.

Slovak Justice Minister Boris Susko has filed a criminal complaint and is seeking disciplinary action against a judge following the tragic murder of a teacher in Gelnica, alleging the victim was not informed of her aggressive husband's release.

A headteacher in Obuasi SecTech, Ghana, was hospitalized after students allegedly assaulted him for burying a fetus. Separately, a man in his 30s was hospitalized following an alleged late-night assault in Kilkenny City, Ireland.

A unique Moonstone Sculpture Park, established on the land of a renowned sculptor and educator in Panevėžys district, attracts crowds despite receiving no financial support and being maintained solely by the artist's teacher salary.

Hundreds of assistant teachers in kindergartens across Tallinn and Narva have either been dismissed or resigned following the implementation of new regulations requiring B2 level Estonian language proficiency starting in August.

Poland's Ministry of National Education (MEN) will implement new curriculum plans starting September 1, 2026, including mandatory health education, two-hour Polish and nature lessons, and new roles for PE teachers in early grades.

A survey conducted by a teachers' union in Finland indicates a rise in classroom violence, with female teachers and those under 40 being the most frequent targets.

In Kenya, parents are increasingly hiring "shadow teachers" to provide individualized support for children with autism and other learning difficulties, helping them integrate into mainstream education.

Teachers in Ogun State, Nigeria, are calling for the abolition of the Contributory Pension Scheme, full implementation of the National Minimum Wage, and other improved welfare packages, including the Teachers' Peculiar Salary Structure.

A teacher in Faridabad was fatally stabbed by a man who had stalked her for two years, previously abducting her and assaulting her husband despite family assurances.

The Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines is developing a master plan to ensure that teachers and learners are prepared for the integration of artificial intelligence in schools.

The Greek Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports has announced that applications for teachers seeking permanent appointments in primary and secondary education will be accepted from August 5-10.

The Norwegian Customs Union is concerned about the competence of new customs officers, following a case where an individual named Klaus transitioned from a teacher to a customs officer after only a six-month course.

Police in Nordre Follo are investigating concrete names and tips that could lead to more victims after a teacher was charged with sexual assault.

A Slovak teacher, despite multiple complaints from students alleging inappropriate behavior including asking them to call him 'daddy' and act out 'Fifty Shades of Grey' dialogues, continues to teach. Students described him invading their personal space and touching their backs.

According to Bains, more than 31,000 teacher positions are currently vacant in government schools across Punjab, India.

The Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines has called on Congress to authorize and fund a distinct compensation scheme for public school teachers who serve as tutors under the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (Aral) Program.

More than a year after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s promise in his 2025 SONA, teachers' groups are criticizing the Department of Education as the procurement process for over 250,000 laptops for teachers is still ongoing.

A teacher in Norway has been charged with sexual relations with children, according to reports.

A 38-year-old religious education teacher, Thomas Wilson, has been banned after sending a naked torso photo to a student who was under 18 years old.

The MetaProf teachers' movement has filed a formal complaint against the Portuguese Ministry of Education, citing 'asymmetry in the right to consult evidence' and lack of information during a process.

A heartwarming story emerged of Dr. Zee, a Nigerian doctor based in the UK, reuniting with her former biology teacher, who is now a co-worker nurse at a UK hospital.

A middle school teacher in Nordre Follo, Norway, has been jailed and is under investigation for serious allegations of sexual contact and abuse of power.

An early childhood teacher has been accused of making intimate recordings and is now facing 21 new charges, though police state no children have been identified in any of the recordings.

New Zealand's education minister announced a significant funding increase for in-school teacher training programmes, acknowledging that initial teacher education has previously let down educators.

The principal of St. Monica’s College of Education has appealed for government support to complete delayed infrastructure projects, emphasizing the need for adequate facilities to prepare future teachers as the institution marks 95 years.

An article discussing why, if teenagers are capable of self-regulating their use of mobile phones, parents and teachers often struggle to do the same.

Following recent incidents of school violence, the Teachers’ Dignity Coalition (TDC) has urged the government to implement stronger security and mental health programs for students, teachers, and school communities.

A 38-year-old Jerusalem teacher's vision improved from 10% to 90% after surgeons at Hadassah implanted donor corneal tissue to treat severe keratoconus, enabling her to resume driving and working.

Physics and Chemistry teachers are maintaining their claim that an error exists in the exam, despite the EduQa's stance that the option presented by the teachers did not align with official learning objectives, calling it a 'situation of grave injustice'.

A teachers' union in Portugal has raised concerns about potential inequalities among educators following the creation of new technical universities in Porto and Leiria, which were formerly polytechnic institutes. Some political parties have already requested parliamentary review of the decrees establishing these new universities.

The head of the Chicago Teachers Union has vowed to actively push petitions for Mayor Brandon Johnson's re-election campaign. This commitment signals strong union backing for the incumbent mayor.

Germany is reportedly developing an AI robot for schools, controversially dubbed a 'Racist Uncle,' intended to indoctrinate children, according to an anonymous German teacher.

Aishah Siregar, a Singaporean woman previously reported missing, has been found in Cambodia and stated in a video that she was not forced into scam activities, claiming she went there to work as an English teacher.

Hamburg has become the first German state to implement security service screenings for extremism for all new public sector employees, including teachers, police officers, and IT staff, to prevent individuals with extremist views from entering public service.

A teacher in Finland voices annoyance at the common discussion of 'good' and 'bad' schools, advocating for diverse schools and an end to blaming young people.

Under Bihar's new policy, 14,700 surplus teachers have sought transfers, with plans for 32,388 fresh recruitments to follow.

Juanma Rodríguez Santiago, a 60-year-old physical education teacher, is pursuing his true vocation in music, composing, singing, performing concerts, and recording an album with renewed enthusiasm, reflecting the journey of many 'baby boomers' in art.

Hungary's education system is proposing a new teacher evaluation system that would incorporate feedback from students and parents, replacing the previous performance assessment model.

Physics and Chemistry teachers in Portugal have identified an error in the grading key for a multiple-choice item on the second phase of the 11th-grade exam, which had previously experienced issues in its first phase.

İsmihan Şenol, a 45-year-old former literature teacher, died of ovarian cancer in Eskişehir after being dismissed by emergency decree over alleged links to the faith-based Gülen movement.

A journalist revisits the mysterious death of Leslie Buck in Mystic, Connecticut, in 2002, two decades later, to uncover what truly happened and learn more about who she was, questioning if she was murdered.

A schoolteacher in Dehradun died within eight months of marriage, with her family accusing her in-laws of murder over dowry demands.

In May 2026, 9,000 teachers received compensatory benefits averaging 4,435.90 PLN, a decrease from previous years, according to ZUS data.

Cayetano Ripoll, a schoolteacher, was executed in Valencia on July 31, 1826, becoming the last victim of the Spanish Inquisition due to his refusal of ceremonial piety.

Frankfurt is preparing for a new school year with an increase of nearly 2,000 students, requiring more teachers and adjustments to class structures.

Teachers in Kogi State are appealing to the government to restore their 27.5% special allowance and recruit new staff, citing threats to education and teacher morale.

Iceland's Ministry of Education and Children is implementing changes to primary school assessment, transitioning from letter grades to numerical scores, a move that the Teachers' Union chairman says should prioritize consultation.

A 14-year-old boy reportedly killed his grandparents before opening fire at a school near Bangkok, killing five teachers and injuring over 30 people.

Kubalu school is celebrating the 210th anniversary of Ernests Dinsbergs, a teacher, publicist, poet, and translator, who is recognized as an initiator of the Young Latvians generation.

Danka Nešović, Assistant Minister of Education for secondary education, reassured teachers who perform their duties responsibly that they have no reason to fear losing their licenses, responding to criticism regarding proposed measures.

As the final month of summer approaches, school administrators in some Lithuanian port cities are struggling to find enough teachers before the start of the academic year. There is a catastrophic shortage of pedagogical staff.

The Slovak Chamber of Teachers has accused Minister Drucker's ministry of failing to utilize millions of euros from European funds and criticized chaotic last-minute training sessions. The ministry has defended its actions amidst the accusations.

Mexican authorities have detained a former governor on charges of concealing evidence in the infamous 2014 abduction and presumed murder of dozens of students training to be teachers, one of the country's most notorious criminal cases.

A Wits-trained teacher recounts her initial struggles in a full-service school in Gauteng, detailing her journey through master's research and a PhD to gain crucial insights into inclusive teaching methods.

Following a series of attacks on schools and the abduction of students and teachers, there is an urgent discussion in Nigeria regarding the effectiveness of the Safe Schools Initiative and whether the Ministry of Education's full control will improve its impact.

The Danish government's new AI immediate package aims to strengthen high schools' handling of artificial intelligence, but it faces criticism as high school teachers are not allowed to obtain or purchase the state's own AI driver's license.

A teacher facing abuse charges asserts that the relationship in question commenced after the girl involved had reached the age of 16, a claim disputed by the alleged victim.

A teacher accused of abuse in Nordre Follo, Norway, has provided an explanation regarding a 'sexual relationship,' which he claims began after the girl turned 16.

Poland's Deputy Minister of Education stated that there is no 'exceptionally difficult situation' regarding the lack of teachers, despite thousands of job offers and vacant positions.

Neil Armstrong's childhood home in Ohio is currently for sale, with an elderly teacher operating it as a museum.

Klaipėda University has been granted the status of a teacher training center for a period of six years, as announced by the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport.

Violence against teachers and education staff has increased in Finland, with incidents reported most often in comprehensive schools and early childhood education, according to a new workplace survey…

The principal of a school for deaf students in Jaipur has been suspended after students staged protests concerning long-standing issues including poor building conditions, teacher shortages, and inadequate facilities.

Portuguese teachers have been urgently called upon to re-evaluate exams after errors, such as uncounted multiple-choice questions, led to significant grade changes. This has caused a rush against time and anxiety among educators and students awaiting second-phase results.

Pfarelo Maphangula, at just 23, is making a significant impact as a teacher, social entrepreneur, and community leader, driven by his belief in education as the most powerful tool for change.

A representative of the Church of Norway reported a teacher accused of abuse in Nordre Follo in 2024, following an alert received two years prior.

The American Federation of Teachers, a major US labor union, has formed a partnership with AI firms to provide artificial intelligence training for teachers, backed by $23 million in funding, a move that has generated controversy.

Teachers across Ghana are seeking more training to meet evolving educational demands, but face significant hurdles related to the cost and accessibility of professional development programs.

A retired couple from New York, Tony and Francine Smarel, decided to stay in Italy after a vacation, citing a significant reduction in their monthly expenses.

A Snapchat AI system misinterpreted a private complaint as a threat of violence, leading to authorities being alerted and a teacher's subsequent arrest and loss of her training position.

Eímear Byrne, a teacher from Wicklow, has been praised as 'a warrior' after undergoing her second major heart operation in the US within eight days, though a third surgery has been postponed.

An NGO in Venezuela has highlighted high levels of student malnutrition, a severe lack of educational staff, and increasing suicidal tendencies among children and youth, amidst the country's deep economic crisis.

A report by the NGO FundaRedes highlights a profound crisis in Venezuela's education system, characterized by high levels of malnutrition, severe shortages of teaching staff, and alarming trends of suicide among children and youth.

Portuguese schools are concerned about exam grades not being re-evaluated by August 7th due to missing documentation, proofs submitted to incorrect teachers, and last-minute convocations.

A University of Maryland, Baltimore pharmacy instructor, recently awarded 'teacher of the year,' was arrested by federal immigration authorities at Dallas-Fort Worth airport for overstaying his visa.

Dr. Michael Feely, a respected lecturer at Trinity College, has died in an accident near Boyle. He is remembered by colleagues and friends as a much-loved teacher and brilliant thinker.

A teacher has been banned from the classroom after a panel found her professional conduct unacceptable, citing instances where she modified pupils' coursework and was deemed to have not effectively taught.

An informatics educator discusses the challenges of introducing a new AI subject in schools by 2027, addressing concerns about teacher preparedness and public perception of AI technologies like Alexa.

According to a new survey by the Trade Union of Education in Finland (OAJ), both violence and the threat of violence against teachers have increased, impairing their ability to work.

Romania's Ministry of Education and Research is commencing the placement of candidates who passed the 2026 national titularization exam into vacant teaching positions in pre-university education, with over 6,100 permanent positions available.

The Busan Metropolitan City Office of Education has revoked the registration of Busan Logos International Christian School for operating unauthorized elementary and secondary programs, stating teachers will not be investigated.

A government school teacher in Telangana's Khammam district has resigned from service months after being suspended over allegations that she promoted a private school through Instagram reels.

A Class 2 teacher, Sandhya Karhana, was brutally murdered at Saraswati Senior Secondary School in Sikrona, Faridabad, reportedly dragged and stabbed within 40 seconds, according to police.

The Allahabad High Court has quashed a teacher's suspension, emphasizing that raising one's voice is a fundamental right.

Parents have come forward to defend a kindergarten teacher in Sofia's Izgrev district who is facing accusations of violence against a child.

A teacher in their 40s at a middle school in Norway has been arrested and is under investigation for abuse, with police working to determine if there are more victims.

A teacher in Akershus, Norway, has been arrested and is under investigation for sexual relations with children aged 14 to 16, as well as abuse of a position of authority.

Hungarian schools face increasing numbers of children with developmental differences, but pedagogical support services struggle with poor working conditions, lack of resources, and a shortage of special education teachers and child psychiatrists, leading to long waiting times for development.

Education Minister Erica Stanford commented on the ACT party's policy regarding class disruption, calling it 'simplistic' but acknowledging its underlying point, noting teachers already have legal rights to remove disruptive students.

On August 3, 2008, Santorini was the scene of one of Greece's most brutal femicides, as 25-year-old teacher Adamantia Karkali was murdered and decapitated by her 31-year-old husband.

A teacher who faced accusations of political indoctrination has been recognized and honored at Holyrood.

A unique and emotional scene from a wedding in Kragujevac quickly captivated social media when kindergarten children unexpectedly appeared at their teacher Milena Milić's celebration.

A Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report has highlighted that 520 schools in West Bengal are operating without any teachers, impacting the education of 8,596 students.

Seven teachers from Zamboanga City were rescued by Philippine Air Force reservists after their small boat sank while en route to Sacol Island for an outreach activity.

ACT candidate Paul Henry has unveiled a plan to grant teachers the legal authority to use 'reasonable force' on disruptive students in classrooms.

Netflix is set to release a sequel to the 1990s school-drama 'GTO' (Great Teacher Onizuka) in 2026, bringing back the iconic character as a middle-aged teacher struggling with modern students.

The Bombay High Court ruled that a teacher should not suffer due to a school's administrative lapse and ordered her reinstatement.

Police have arrested the husband and sister-in-law of a government school teacher in Dehradun after a video allegedly detailing dowry harassment surfaced before her death, sparking outrage.

NGO Mondo and the Estonian History and Civics Teachers' Association are calling for greater emphasis on global citizenship and education within Estonia's school curricula, a sentiment the Ministry of Education acknowledges is already integrated.

Danijela Grujić, a member of the Presidency of the Party of Freedom and Justice and a teacher at Jovina Gymnasium, has sent an open letter to the Minister of Education, Dejan Vuk Stanković.

Kazakhstan is expanding its presence on the international festival circuit with the selection of 'Mūğalım' (Teacher), the feature debut of director Ayana Nurdinova, for the San Sebastián International Film Festival.

Firefighters staged a dramatic morning rescue in Kampung Bata Chicha Tinggi, Pasir Mas, saving a teacher who was clinging to life in a well.

A female teacher was discovered deceased in the staff room of a school in Hulu Selangor, prompting a police investigation into the incident. Authorities are currently probing the circumstances surrounding her death.

Parents and students protested in front of the Ministry of Education in Sarajevo, claiming that a teacher was mistakenly dismissed, which could lead to an entire class being dissolved.

Asanko Gold Ghana Limited and the Ghana Education Service (GES) are collaborating on a Literacy Improvement Project aimed at enhancing reading and literacy skills for schoolchildren in the Amansie West and Amansie South Districts.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has initiated a nationwide Artificial Intelligence training program targeting 11,700 teachers in unity schools. This initiative aims to equip educators with AI skills across the country.

A female teacher from Uusimaa, suspected of a sex crime, has been released from pre-trial detention following a decision by the lead investigator.

The Philippine National Police (PNP) has pledged to pursue justice for teachers who were physically assaulted in separate incidents in Aklan and Davao de Oro, expressing deep concern over the attacks.