Student Safety Probe: In Cavite, the NBI Homicide Division received documents from Hugo Perez Elementary School-Annex after a Grade 4 student died following a routine deworming activity, and it’s still awaiting autopsy results needed to build the case. Campus & Classroom Integrity: A former South Korea professor was sentenced to prison for forcing students to write a research paper used for her daughter’s dental school admission, including findings tied to data manipulation. Teacher Licensing Reform: Tanzania will require education graduates to complete a one-year professional internship before receiving teaching licences, while keeping university teaching practice during semesters. International Students & Visas: A reported new U.S. rule would cap many international students’ stay at four years unless they get further approval, raising new uncertainty for graduate study and enrollment. Student Protests & Police Response (India): India’s Supreme Court refused to urgently hear a plea over alleged police brutality against student protesters at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, as NEET-related protests spread—Patna saw tear gas and water cannons against student marchers demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. School Meals & Health: Guam will keep school breakfast and lunch free for all students in 2026-27, and the American Lung Association is inviting K-12 schools to join a program to improve indoor air quality. Learning Support: Sejong University’s language center ran cultural programs for international students, including Korean cooking and museum visits.