5 results for "education policy"
🧘 Health & WellnessWhole Milk Returns to School Cafeterias After 10 Years
After a decade-long absence, whole milk is flowing back into school cafeterias across America. The change gives families more nutritious options at lunchtime.
💡 SolutionsNigeria Ends 17-Year Education Dispute With New ASUU Deal
Nigeria's government and university professors just signed a historic agreement ending decades of strikes that disrupted millions of students' education. The deal includes 40% salary increases and new benefits that could finally bring stability to the nation's universities.
💡 SolutionsPunjab Schools Start at 10am to Protect Kids from Cold
Punjab is giving students a safer, warmer start to their school day by pushing back start times until 10am during an intense cold wave. The change protects nearly every student in the state from dangerous morning fog and freezing temperatures.
💡 SolutionsNigeria Launches Reusable Textbook Program to Save Families Millions
In a thoughtful move to ease financial pressure on families, Nigeria's federal government has introduced a groundbreaking reusable textbook policy that will allow siblings to share high-quality books lasting up to six years. The initiative promises to dramatically reduce education costs while improving learning materials across the nation's schools.
💡 SolutionsNigeria Launches 6-Year Textbook Policy to Slash Education Costs for Families
Nigeria's Federal Government has introduced an inspiring education reform that will make textbooks last up to six years, bringing back the cherished tradition of passing books between siblings and dramatically reducing costs for parents. The policy also limits graduation ceremonies to major milestones, protecting families from financial strain while maintaining quality education standards.