Ohio School Sports Access: A new Ohio law lets some public middle and high school students play on neighboring schools’ teams when their own school doesn’t offer the sport, starting the 2026-27 school year. International Student Policy: A new U.S. Department of Homeland Security rule adds a strict time limit for international students, raising the risk that some won’t be able to finish degrees. Health & Campus Readiness: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde urges students to get the MenB vaccine before university, noting it’s a two-dose course that takes at least 28 days. Sexual Abuse & AI Misuse: A Gold Coast teacher faces charges after police allege he used AI to generate explicit images involving children and staff; schools say they acted quickly and notified authorities. Student Protests Disrupting Education: In Telangana, schools and colleges largely closed as student unions called a bandh over the NEET paper leak and alleged police action. Teacher Training & Learning Innovation: Australia’s Victorian teachers staged a major strike over pay and workload, while elsewhere educators are experimenting with new approaches—from forest-school pilots for neurodivergent kids to AI tools in classrooms. Higher Ed Funding: The University of Alabama’s book arts program received a $4M grant to expand support for graduate students.