From hunger and abandonment to the first generation of students. How can the destinies of village children be changed
Continuous improvement in school outcomes is not achieved through inertia, nor is it measured in one school year. World Vision
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How we can keep children from vulnerable communities in school. The feeling that “someone sees me”, the most important
More than 16% of young people in Romania between the ages of 18 and 24 dropped out of school early,
Education Minister donates his salary after criticism that he was on the phone during a tearful student’s speech
The Acting Minister of Education has announced that he will donate his salary to a childcare centre. Mihai Dimian says
The baccalaureate is changing from 2030: students will have more tests and new written exams. The document is in public consultation
The Ministry of Education launched in public consultation the project regarding the new structure of the Baccalaureate exam starting in
The 2026 National Assessment continues with the Mathematics test for 6th grade students
6th grade students take the Mathematics test on Wednesday as part of the National Assessment, according to the calendar established
The alarm cry of the students, to the Senate: We are anxious and we hate school. Nobody teaches us how to get over it
“We arrive exhausted, with dead batteries!” It’s the distressing alarm raised by students at a Senate debate on mental health
The National Assessment has begun in the 6th grade. First test – Romanian language
On Tuesday, the 6th grade students take the Romanian Language exam as part of the National Assessment, the first stage
When does summer vacation 2026 start. 8th and 12th grades finish classes early
The most anticipated time of the year for students is approaching: summer vacation. This year, classes will end on June
Analysis Why Romania fails to finance Education at the level promised for 20 years and how the reform should be done if we had the money
For almost two decades, Romania has been discussing the same target: 6% of GDP for Education. It’s a threshold that
“All the laughter”. Teachers dispute the “victory” of the two-hour reduction in the teaching norm for those with seniority and degrees
The increase in the teaching norm, part of the measures adopted on the table in the summer of 2025, is