In 2025, school safety is a big worry for parents in America. A survey shows many parents fear for their kids' safety at school. This concern is common across different groups. Experts say media coverage and violence contribute to this fear. Schools are trying different safety measures. But, mental health support is also important.
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Indian students in the US face mounting anxiety as the Optional Practical Training (OPT) programme comes under scrutiny, with potential F-1 visa changes threatening career plans. For many who invested heavily in American education, the risks are high. Experts, however, urge proactive steps — from policy tracking and skill-building to networking and financial planning — to withstand looming uncertainty.
The US Department of Education, collaborating with national intelligence agencies, has issued a warning to American colleges about escalating foreign threats targeting research programs. The guidance highlights risks from talent recruitment, espionage, and cyber intrusions. Federal officials urge universities to bolster security measures, including due diligence in partnerships and enhanced cybersecurity, and report suspicious activities.
Aspiring Assistant Professors in Karnataka, take note! The Karnataka State Eligibility Test (KSET) 2025, conducted by KEA, is on the horizon. Subject-wise syllabi are already available on the official KEA website, aiding candidates in their preparation for both Paper I and Paper II. The registration link, expected to be activated soon, will allow candidates to apply and select exam centers.
The “teacher shortage” dominating US headlines masks a deeper crisis: Inequitable teacher distribution. While student-teacher ratios are at historic lows, rural, high-poverty, and STEM classrooms remain severely understaffed. With pandemic relief funds ending and enrollments falling, districts face layoffs, consolidations, and tougher hiring challenges. The real issue isn’t numbers, it’s ensuring quality teachers reach the students who need them most.
India is at a turning point with artificial intelligence. The nation is debating work culture. Some leaders want 70-hour weeks for economic growth. Others push for work-life balance. Maharashtra may allow longer workdays. Gen Z wants flexibility. Studies show overwork hurts productivity. The nation must choose between old habits and a smarter, healthier future.
In war-torn Ukraine, students in Bobryk are starting their academic year in underground classrooms, a stark contrast to traditional schools. Principal Oleksii Korenivskyi emphasizes the importance of education amidst constant threats. Despite the challenges, including a dwindling student population and the ever-present sound of sirens, teachers strive to provide normalcy.
The Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR) will begin online counselling for undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD admissions on September 2, 2025, following delays after CUET UG results were announced on July 4. The first round of seat allotment is scheduled for September 15–17. Administrative delays have caused uncertainty, pushing many students to seek alternative admissions in private and state universities.
Aspiring mathematicians eyeing MIT should note the annual tuition stands at approximately $60,156, with total expenses nearing $80,000. However, MIT's generous need-based financial aid ensures accessibility. Families earning below $90,000 might pay next to nothing. The institute encourages early financial aid applications, emphasizing that a world-class education is attainable regardless of financial background, making MIT a transformative experience.
WBSSC recruitment 2025: The West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) has announced recruitment for 8,477 non-teaching posts across Group C and Group D categories. Applications will be accepted online from September 16 to October 31, 2025, via the official website westbengalssc.com. The selection process includes a written exam, skill test (if applicable), and document verification. Eligible candidates aged 18–40 can apply. Detailed notification, including eligibility, fees, and salary... Expand
The Trump administration's freeze of $6.8 billion in education funding, impacting after-school programs and teacher training, sparked a legal battle initiated by 23 states. Accusations arose that the administration was misusing funds to advance a political agenda. Facing legal pressure and public outcry, the administration reversed course, restoring funds and averting significant setbacks for schools and families.