Classroom Expansion (Philippines): Education Secretary Sonny Angara inaugurated 48 new classrooms at Marcial O. Rañola Memorial School in Guinobatan, Albay, aiming to ease a 6,977-student shortage and shift from three-shift classes toward regular schedules. Student Safety (Kenya): A bus accident during a Technical University of Mombasa funeral procession killed two students and injured scores as the convoy traveled toward Awasi. Health Education Policy (U.S.): California’s “Ready to Learn, Ready for Health Act” (SB 1133) heads to Gov. Newsom, using the state’s curriculum review process to weave in nutrition, sleep, activity, stress, and digital balance. Creative Career Pathways (U.S.): Mt. SAC students will sell and showcase work at the first Hello World Creative Market, with organizers pitching it as real-world experience for young artists in a competitive market. Student Protests (India): Jharkhand recruitment exam protests entered day 14 as a student-government meeting sought resolution, with hunger strikers pressing for cancellation and an independent probe. School Violence (Thailand): Survivors of a deadly Bangkok-area shooting described frantic escapes as police said a 14-year-old killed teachers and students before turning the gun on himself. College Affordability (U.S.): A study finds about 30% of college grads live with parents, with many Gen Z relying on financial support and expecting to move back home. AI in Schools (U.S.): A new report says K-12 AI spending is surging, even as critics warn it can weaken students’ thinking and learning. College Sports Policy (U.S.): Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley filed an amendment to protect state rules on who can play women’s sports, warning federal language could override them.