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School Safety: A school roof collapse in Pakistan killed at least 28 students, renewing urgent questions about the safety of school buildings. Learning Gaps: A study of more than 750,000 teenagers in 61 countries links boys’ weaker academic results, on average, to lower regard for effort at school and gender stereotypes about talent. Higher Education: Cleveland State University received a $10 million gift to modernize business programs, expand AI learning and provide student support. International Students: UK visa rules are contributing to fewer students arriving from Pakistan, Nigeria, Bangladesh and India, raising concerns for universities. School Meals: Kenya has become the fourth co-chair of the School Meals Coalition, a global initiative supporting school feeding.

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