Student Safety Law (Colorado): After Megan Trussell’s disappearance, Colorado passed a requirement that colleges act within six hours—checking phone records and social media, visiting dorms, and contacting staff and emergency contacts—before police are notified. School Zone Reform (Colorado): The Liam Stewart School Zone Act expands school zones to 1,000 feet, aiming to reduce repeat tragedies after a 2023 bike death, though some residents argue the new boundaries make areas less safe. Enrollment Watch (U.S.): Lake County Schools in Florida reported a slight dip at the start of 2026-27, with 43,742 students attending on day one. Learning Disruption (Philippines): In General Santos City, about 70% of public schools will return to full face-to-face classes after earthquake damage, while others use modular or online learning. Curriculum Stress (India): A parliamentary panel flagged gaps between CBSE curriculum updates and textbook rollout for Classes 9–12, saying shortages and new exam formats are driving student confusion and stress. AI Cheating (U.S.): A new report warns AI agents can complete entire online courses, pushing educators toward oral and handwritten assessments that are harder to enforce remotely. Back-to-School Support (U.K.): Hampshire opened a free exam-results helpline to guide students on next steps like apprenticeships, training, and university. Access & Opportunity (UK): The University of Bradford was named best in England for widening access to higher education, citing improved outcomes for disadvantaged graduates. School Meals Health (India): Four girls fell seriously ill after a midday meal at a tribal high school in Odisha, prompting renewed questions about food safety.