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The Ministry of Education in Taiwan will reduce class sizes in 2025 due to demographic trends. Over 200 schools will implement this change, affecting both public and private high schools.

Typhoon Kong-rey left 9,000 homes in Taoyuan, Taiwan, without power. Mayor Chang San-cheng plans to enhance power solutions and improve disaster response.

Typhoon Kong-rey caused over NT$110 million in damage to 326 schools in Taiwan, with Hualien County hit hardest. Schools will assess damages further.

Changhua County Magistrate Wang Hui-mei announced plans to help small schools buy refrigerators to support the ＂Fresh Milk for Every Class＂ policy, promoting local dairy consumption.

Typhoon Trami brings strong winds and heavy rain to Taiwan. New Taipei City schools may cancel classes based on local conditions. Stay updated for safety.

The Executive Yuan continues talks with dairy producers to meet school milk demands, focusing on domestic milk use. Schools face a shortfall in ESL milk supply.

Premier Cho Jung-tai acknowledges the rushed milk policy for schools, urging better planning. With contracts ending in 2024, new measures aim for safe, feasible delivery by 2025.

Taiwan faces a critical teacher shortage in primary and secondary schools, with potential gaps in chemistry, physics, and biology by 2025-2028. Lawmakers urge action.

Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai reports major roads and schools are restored after Typhoon Krathon. Focus shifts to park cleanup and agricultural recovery.

Legislators in Taipei urge a rethink of the milk supply policy for schools, proposing vouchers due to storage issues. The plan aims to provide domestic dairy twice a week.

Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai announced that classes and work remain suspended Friday as Typhoon Krathon recovery continues. Efforts focus on clearing roads and restoring utilities.

The Executive Yuan announced that local governments will renovate public school buildings, with central government support. Investments include NT$100 billion for facilities, NT$32.3 billion for air conditioning, and NT$20 billion for digital learning.

The Ministry of Agriculture in Taiwan will start a new initiative next week to provide domestic dairy products to elementary school students. This program aims to support local farmers and offers three choices: fresh milk, long-life milk, and calcium-fortified soy milk.

A father of a school stabbing victim in Taipei calls for juveniles in serious crimes to be tried under the Criminal Code. He urges legal accountability and safety measures in schools.

Despite Taiwan’s mandate for swimming lessons in schools, only Taipei and New Taipei have achieved full implementation, while other cities face facility shortages and high maintenance costs.

Taiwan introduces its first AI textbook in select schools, offering real-time feedback, personalized learning, and innovative teaching features. South Korea also plans to adopt AI textbooks for younger students by 2025, sparking concerns over early exposure to digital devices.

Keelung will hold a recall election for Mayor George Hsieh on October 13, with the Central Election Commission designating the day as a holiday for eligible voters in government agencies, schools, businesses, and organizations within the election district.

Discover Taiwan’s new initiative allowing students three days of mental health leave per semester, starting this academic year, amid concerns from the National Federation of Teachers Unions about potential school disruptions.

Discover how Taipei tackles its middle school teacher shortage by rehiring retired educators, amid a surge in enrollments. Learn about the city’s plan ahead of the new school year.

Discover how Taoyuan is tackling enterovirus with a new subsidy for vaccines aimed at helping disadvantaged children. Learn about eligibility and where to get vaccinated.

Starting in September, Taiwan’s Deputy Minister of Education announced that children aged three to 12 in kindergartens and elementary schools will receive domestically produced milk, with soy milk available for those with lactose intolerance. The initiative aims for a twice-weekly supply and includes plans for remote schools to receive long-life milk if necessary.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s technological and vocational college admissions for the 113 academic year, including key dates and the selection process. Final results will be announced on July 9.

Discover how Taiwan’s Ministry of Education is prioritizing student well-being by introducing ＂mental and physical adjustment leave＂ in high schools, aiming to support mental health.

MOE hosted 2014 campus gender incident training, experts led real-case discussions on incidents, which targeted investigation talent pool. MOE stated that schools should promote prevention education.

Discover how Taiwan’s Ministry of Education plans to support universities and colleges with electricity costs amid Taipower’s cancellation of price concessions. Learn about sustainable campus initiatives.