Facilitron, a leading provider of facility management solutions, hosted an event called Facilitron University 3 in San Diego, where education leaders from across the US shared insights on best practices in facility use and management. A panel discussion titled "Policies That Power Success" featured district leaders from California, Texas, and Oregon who discussed how modernizing policies can foster community engagement, ensure compliance, and drive operational efficiency. The panelists emphasized the importance of clear, data-driven policies in transforming school district operations, with Facilitron's platform serving as a key enabler of their strategies.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/facilitron-empowers-school-districts-with-policy-innovations-at-facilitron-university-3-302335371.htmlPacific American School emphasizes project-based learning, focusing on developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills in students to prepare them for an AI-driven era. The school's graduates have a strong track record of attending top colleges and universities worldwide, positioning it as a launchpad for future global leaders. Meanwhile, ViewSonic, a leading visual solutions provider founded in 1987 in California, offers a wide range of innovative products that empower education, workplaces, and individuals to foster creativity and collaboration through its comprehensive portfolio of hardware, software, content, and services.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/viewsonic-powers-team-spirit-and-innovative-learning-at-2024-pasvex-robotics-signature-event-302335986.htmlA movement aimed at reducing smartphone use among young people is gaining momentum, with a focus on promoting face-to-face conversation and media literacy. The initiative, which has already established chapters in high schools and colleges across the US, is also expanding globally to teach critical thinking skills about online information. To achieve its goals, the organization uses various platforms such as podcasts, programs, blogs, and social media to spread its message.
https://stltoday.com/news/local/education/wash-u-student-named-to-forbes-30-under-30-list-for-social-media-campaign/article_607cf8fc-b9a5-11ef-9c0b-977bcd2fca9b.htmlTelangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has expressed his government's determination to improve education standards in the state. He stated that the government aims to boost the skills of students from Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Backward Classes and Minorities, making them partners in rebuilding Telangana State. To achieve this goal, the Chief Minister launched a uniform diet plan for residential schools and welfare hostels across the state, including those for Backward Classes, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Minorities.
https://www.lokmattimes.com/national/determined-to-raise-standards-of-education-telangana-cm/Dr. Williams has been appointed to a new role at the American International University (AIU), where he will work as an advisor to establish initiatives and community outreach programs. As part of his mission, Dr. Williams aims to foster well-rounded graduates who can achieve their goals and become well-rounded citizens. He is expected to enhance AIU's vision by promoting values-driven leadership and academic excellence through student engagement and community outreach programs.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/nrl/article-14183683/Sonny-Bill-Williams-gets-surprising-job-thats-world-footy-star.htmlEducation Secretary Sonny Angara spoke at the Go Negosyo Youthpreneur event in Rizal High School, encouraging students to learn from industry leaders and apply their lessons to achieve success. He highlighted the opportunity for students to interact with successful businessmen as a valuable learning experience.
https://www.manilatimes.net/2024/12/10/tmt-newswire/angara-go-negosyo-urge-learners-to-hone-entrepreneurial-skills/2018987Punjab University's Hailey International Office in collaboration with United People Global (UPG) organized an international session on the 'UPG Sustainability Leadership Training Programme' for undergraduate students at the University of the Punjab in Lahore. The event aimed to raise awareness about sustainability and collective efforts to create a better future, featuring a presentation by MS scholar Arooba Sumair on sustainable development goals. Dr Sadia Farooq, Director Hailey International Office, expressed commitment to fostering partnerships with UPG to provide students with growth opportunities and spread awareness about global challenges.
https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/1260013-pu-seminar-on-leadership-trainingDato' Mohammad Zahir expressed his appreciation for the Parent-Teacher Association (PIBG) of SK La Salle Ipoh, which has played a significant role in enhancing the learning environment for students over the past 50 years. The Golden Jubilee celebration was held at Galasa Caldwell, Ipoh, and was attended by the Headmaster Norhisham Abdul Shukor and PIBG President Shamsina Shaharun. The event raised funds for the restoration and upgrading of school facilities and marked the launch of the SK La Salle Alumni, also known as the 'Old Lasallian Ipoh'. Dato' Mohammad Zahir emphasized the importance of community involvement in achieving a school's success, citing synergy between academic performance, learning environment, and community engagement.
https://www.ipohecho.com.my/2024/12/10/pibg-sk-la-salle-50-years-of-dedicated-excellence-in-education/The Indonesian government is set to implement a Free Nutritious Meals program in schools across the country, with the goal of instilling frugality values in children. The program, which will be managed by the National Nutrition Agency (BGN), aims to promote character education and teach children about responsibilities, tolerance, mutual respect, and cleanliness. The program is expected to roll out nationwide on January 2 next year, following a trial run in various regions. Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka has emphasized the importance of the program in creating a generation of healthy and productive talents, while Primary and Secondary Education Minister Abdul Mu'ti noted that the program will also help children avoid a wasteful lifestyle. The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education will provide support to the BGN by delivering circular letters to schools to instruct them on how to implement the program as an instrument of character education for their pupils.
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