School Infrastructure: The Philippines’ education department says classroom construction and funding should follow verified data, directing resources to schools with the greatest shortages. Vocational Education: Four schools and a college in Moldova will receive more than €12 million for renovated classrooms and dormitories and upgraded workshops, as part of a wider modernization program expected to benefit over 21,000 students. Scholarships: Moldovan students in grades 9–11 can apply by Oct. 27 for a fully funded year at a U.S. high school, including travel, host-family accommodation and a monthly allowance. Student Finance: Tanzania’s loans board aims to cut disbursement times from a month to as little as two days through digital system upgrades. Protests and Access: Thousands of Greek teachers, students and public-sector workers marched over wages, staffing shortages and school conditions. In Kenya, a university lecturers’ strike has halted nursing students’ clinical placements, potentially delaying graduation. Inclusive Education: North Carolina’s Cape Fear Community College will use new funding to expand credentials, career training and support for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.