Chronic Absenteeism, a Growing Concern for many Schools
Nearly one in four children is chronically absent from school today, a growing concern alongside the ongoing shortages of bus drivers and teachers. The COVID-19 pandemic saw a significant rise…
UNESCO Leads Panel on Data and Accountability at EAC Education Conference in Arusha
The East African Community (EAC) hosted its inaugural Regional Education Conference from August 12 to 15, 2024, in Arusha, Tanzania, aligning with the African Union Year of Education. The conference,…
University of Virginia’s Education Leadership Program Expands with 21st Cohort
The University of Virginia’s Partnership for Leaders in Education (UVA-PLE) has announced its 21st cohort of school and district leadership teams. A joint initiative of the Darden School of Business…
UNESCO Laureates Urge Immediate Investment in Girls’ and Women’s Education at Pan-African Conference
Sub-Saharan Africa faces the highest global economic burden due to early school leavers and children lacking basic skills, according to UNESCO’s latest report, “The Price of Inaction.” The report reveals…
MoEYS and UNESCO Launch $12.62 Million STEPCam Phase II to Strengthen Teacher Development in Cambodia
Teachers are fundamental to quality education and student development, providing the essential skills and knowledge needed to shape future generations. To guarantee high-quality education for all students, it is critical…
Rylee Robles Advocates use of Al in Education
Rylee Robles, a senior at Los Alamitos High School, is proactively incorporating technology into her studies to stay ahead of the curve. "I think it's an incredible tool to elevate…
Ontario Skills Program Couples Peterborough Students with Construction, Aviation Employers
The Ontario government has announced funding for a skills development program targeting high school students in the Peterborough region who are interested in careers in aviation and construction. During a…
Global Summit Raises $4 Billion for Education Amid Aid Controversy
World leaders have pledged over $4 billion to support education initiatives through the Global Partnership for Education (GPE). This commitment was announced during a summit hosted by the UK and…
British Columbia Regulates International Students to 30% of Overall Enrolment
The British Columbia government issued new standards for public post-secondary education institutions, regulating the number of international students to 30% of overall enrolment. According to a statement from the province…
Universities Partnering with Cities and Communities to Drive Local Solutions
Universities across Africa are increasingly moving beyond their traditional roles as “ivory towers” to directly engage with local communities and help build resilience against challenges like climate change, extreme weather…
