Ibiza and Formentera suspend classes due to orange rain alert

9. oktober 2025 Rapporteret af AI

Authorities in Ibiza and Formentera have suspended classes on Thursday, October 9, due to an orange alert for rain and storms issued by Aemet. This measure addresses the islands' vulnerability following last week's floods. Up to 100 liters per square meter are expected in a few hours.

ICE arrests Iowa school superintendent in apparent mistake

29. september 2025 Rapporteret af AI

Thomas Ahart, superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents while attending a routine immigration appointment for his wife. The Iowa native and U.S. citizen was released after authorities realized the error. The incident has sparked outrage and social media backlash.

Simon Amaya Price recounts his experience as a transgender desister

Simon Amaya Price, featured in a documentary by IW Features, describes how he identified as transgender at age 14 but later desisted before any medical interventions. His story highlights psychological and social influences in a Boston suburb high school. Price attributes his desistance to family pushback and a college experience that challenged his views.

Florida State University Highlights September 2025

Florida State University's Big Story for September 15, 2025, covers key campus developments, including research achievements and student initiatives. The update emphasizes academic excellence and community engagement. This reflects ongoing progress at the institution.

Protesters hand out Columbia Intifada newspaper on Oct. 7 anniversary

On the second anniversary of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel, demonstrators gathered outside Columbia University to chant slogans and distribute a student-produced newspaper titled Columbia Intifada. The publication, linked to the suspended Students for Justice in Palestine group, includes content praising Hamas and justifying the attack. Columbia University condemned the materials and launched an investigation.

Des Moines schools chief arrested by ICE for fake degrees

Thomas Ahart, the superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools, was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on suspicion of using fraudulent educational credentials. The arrest has exposed prior drug convictions and raised questions about his qualifications for the role.

Tyske universiteter skærer i uddannelsesprogrammer på grund af besparelsesforanstaltninger

På grund af finansielle begrænsninger planlægger flere tyske universiteter nedskæringer i uddannelsesprogrammer. Primært ramte er humaniora-fag som filosofi og historie. Foranstaltningerne sigter mod at opnå besparelser i millionklassen.

Venstrefløjen kræver lukning af hele Engelska Skolan

4. oktober 2025 Rapporteret af AI

Venstrefløjen kræver lukning af hele Engelska Skolan-kæden efter rapporter om misforhold. Partiformand Nooshi Dadgostar beskriver det som en skandale, der ikke kan fortsætte. Kravene kommer midt i en undersøgelse af en specifik skole i Uppsala.

Only 38.5 percent of students at Ängelholm School in Helsingborg can apply to high school

Only 38.5 percent of ninth-graders at Ängelholm School in Helsingborg meet the eligibility criteria to apply for upper secondary school. This figure is far below the national average of around 85 percent. The school faces challenges with low grades in core subjects like Swedish, mathematics, and English.

North Andover Weekly News Brief

The North Andover Newsbrief for the week of September 15, 2025, covers local events, town announcements, and community updates in Massachusetts. Highlights include school openings, public meetings, and recreational activities. The brief informs residents objectively on municipal matters.

Ecode Initiative Launched in Coosa Valley

Coosa Valley News reported on the launch of the Ecode program on September 15, 2025, aimed at promoting economic development through digital coding education in the region. The initiative seeks to equip local residents with skills for tech jobs, addressing unemployment and fostering innovation in northwest Georgia.

Playing musical instruments boosts children's reading skills

A new study reveals that children who learn to play musical instruments show significant improvements in reading abilities. The research highlights how musical training enhances phonological awareness, a key component of literacy development. These findings suggest potential benefits for integrating music education in schools.