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The Kyoto Tachibana Senior High School Band alumni, known as the ＂Orange Devils,＂ will visit Taiwan in March to thank Taiwan for its aid after the 2011 earthquake. The 26-member group will perform with local schools, fostering cultural exchange through music.

Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim urges universities to meet young people’s needs in a changing world, emphasizing cross-disciplinary collaboration and global opportunities at NTU.

Legislator Lin Yueh-chin urges an investigation into unqualified staff in 18 kindergartens in New Taipei and Taoyuan. Concerns include misconduct and repeated violations.

Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen announced free nutritious lunches for public elementary and junior high schools starting in Sept. 2026, benefiting 214,000 students.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an announces free lunches for all elementary and middle schools, aiming to ease financial burdens. Educational reforms and senior health initiatives also introduced.

The Ministry of Education in Taiwan approved the closure of Chiayi County’s Tung Chi High School due to financial distress. The school must liquidate assets by July.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education announced a new initiative to boost educational exchanges with Japan. Taiwanese educators visited Japan to explore integration of industry, culture, and sustainability in schools, fostering cooperation and global perspectives.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education launches a Hokkien teaching program for schools, benefiting over 23,000 students. The initiative includes workshops and cultural integration.

Taipei police investigate bomb threats at schools after a Discord post. Police Chief Li Hsi-he assures safety measures are in place. Public urged to report threats.

Students and teachers at Changhua Ching Cheng High School celebrated their school’s anniversary with creative parade, including an Egyptian-themed parade led by teacher Huang Wan-yu.

A landslide on Taiwan’s Provincial Highway 7 in Yilan disrupted traffic on Oct. 22. Authorities acted swiftly to clear debris. Schools and offices closed due to heavy rain, while Guishan Island remains shut for three days. Keelung faced strong winds, but classes continued. Stay updated on weather forecasts.

Typhoon Fengshen and the northeast monsoon have increased rainfall in northern Taiwan. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an confirmed no work or class suspensions, as lowland rainfall predictions fall short of the required threshold. Only five mountain area schools have suspended activities. The city will monitor weather changes, prioritizing safety.

Taiwan’s Digital Affairs Minister Lin Yi-jing discusses TikTok’s risks with the Legislative Yuan. The ministry plans to restrict TikTok access in schools to protect minors.

Education Minister Cheng Ying-yao visited Kuangfu Junior High in Hualien to assess overflow damage. The school faces NT$100 million in losses. Reconstruction plans are underway.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education announced a legal amendment to ease hiring for indigenous language teachers in elementary schools. The change includes better pay and aims to enhance language education.

Taiwan’s Highway Bureau launches a new motorcycle road test pilot program this month, affecting 220,000 people annually. Reforms include multiple-choice exams and enhanced training.

Flooding from the Mataian River in Hualien County closed schools for eight days. Remote learning plans aim to keep students on track as recovery continues.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education launches a health initiative with 74 schools to enhance hygiene and public health education. Specialists will address campus safety, disease prevention, and health promotion.

A study by the National Academy for Educational Research and Academia Sinica finds 94.2% of ninth-graders know about generative AI like ChatGPT. About 69% use it, with 46% engaging weekly. Schools play a key role in teaching AI use.

Taipei’s vocational high schools excelled at the National Skills Competition, winning 10 gold medals. Top performers can join the national team for WorldSkills Asia.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education launches a five-year Social Emotional Learning program to boost students’ emotional intelligence and digital literacy.

The Ministry of Education in Taiwan supports students affected by U.S. visa policy changes, offering local study options. Students should stay in touch with schools.

Education Minister Cheng Ying-yao defends Taiwan’s new school phone policy, emphasizing teen health. Critics say it burdens schools. Global trends support regulation.

Taiwan’s private schools struggle with declining birth rates, forcing teachers to balance teaching and recruitment. This dual role raises concerns over workload and educational quality.

Taipei Municipal Xingya Elementary School will end school uniforms in 2025, opting for sportswear. The decision has sparked debate among parents over comfort and peer pressure.