Empty classrooms, staff shortages: Spanish schools feel the effects of omicron
Education Ministry says only 3.2% of teachers are staying home, but this national average conceals some dire situations at centers across Spain
Education Ministry says only 3.2% of teachers are staying home, but this national average conceals some dire situations at centers across Spain
Monitoring will no longer rely on exhaustive infection counts but on a sentinel network of experts. The omicron strain keeps pushing up infections, adding difficulties to the return to school
The region's protocol for the upcoming academic year also includes closure for a school if there are two infections in different groups, pending approval by the health authority
The center in the Catalan capital has taken 200 books off the shelf for perpetuating “toxic” gender stereotypes, and more are following its example
Here is an outline of all the possible scenarios that may follow this evening’s investiture ceremony
Catalan premier asks Spanish PM to end “repression of the Catalan people” in ambiguous statement
The blaze in an abandoned station affected 210 trains and 72,000 passengers
A team of psychologists is at Barcelona airport to provide emotional support to relatives
Pere Navarro has been receiving death threats and insulting calls for weeks, say sources PSC chief blames climate of escalating tension over nationalist independence bid
Ruling came after families took action over schools' insistence on teaching classes in Catalan
Five schools have a month to comply with ruling imposing 25-percent quota after parents’ suit
Businessman in Barcelona hands over property to struggling parents
Regional government will protect those unable to pay bills in winter
NGOs, parents and teachers are calling for urgent action against child malnutrition
Growing problem creates extra difficulties for teachers
Reforms are being strongly criticized by other parties and many educators
As the price of college courses rises, institutions begin to assist more who are less worried about their education, and more about the uncertainty of their next meal
Catalonia vows to keep regional tongue as dominant teaching language Region's government dismisses court ruling that would shift balance in favor of Castilian
Judgment anticipates change from catering to individual demands to making whole classes study in Spanish
Changes to procedures and tougher criteria mean that funding is often not disbursed until the second half of most university courses is underway
Séneca scheme pulled to save less than seven million euros per year Government says it is focusing on scholarships for poor
Marchers in Madrid, Barcelona, Seville and other towns call for José Ignacio Wert to resign
Supporters call proposed education reform "attack" on linguistic freedom
Demonstrations nationwide against spending cuts as unions mull general strike