The Gkrava school complex, which serves some 4,000 students, will resume in-person classes on Nov. 2 with its gas supply shut off. Six inspections found no evidence of a leak, while further work and safety certification are planned before gas service can be restored.

An engineering report identified faults in gas detection and emergency shutoff systems, along with fire safety deficiencies at the Grava school complex. The source of the odor that has kept 4,000 students out of classrooms however still remains unknown

Public sector union ADEDY calls a work stoppage, OLME cites 15,000 teacher vacancies, and students camp outside a university in Komotini

Engineers investigating a suspected gas leak at the Grava school complex in Athens have found no evidence of one so far, while 4,000 students remain in online classes and parents demand safety certification before the school complex reopens

Students, teachers and parents are joining a two-day mobilization demanding more funding for public education, affordable housing and lower living costs, with protests planned in Athens, Thessaloniki and across Greece

Teachers, students and in some cases parents are preparing to take to the streets over staff shortages, low pay and unsafe classrooms, joining a wider wave of youth unrest across Europe.

Until the investigation is complete, the school complex will stay closed and classes will continue through distance learning, the mayor of Athens stressed

About 4,000 students will continue classes remotely as technicians investigate a sprawling gas network and officials seek firm safety assurances before allowing them back into classrooms

The Municipality of Kea announced that it will support doctors and teachers with a meal and housing allowance

Athens Mayor Haris Doukas suspended classes at the Gkrava school complex for preventive technical checks, with lessons moving online in the meantime

Teachers’ groups raise the alarm over new Education Ministry requirements for hiring buses for routine school outings, which are so cumbersome that some schools are canceling trips and limiting excursions to destinations within walking distance.

Covering everything from women's rights to artificial intelligence, the new Ethics course aims to build critical thinking through discussions once reserved for philosophy students

As pupils returned to their classrooms for the first time after the summer holidays, political leaders made their customary visits to schools. The prime minister visited a renovated school in Ano Liosia, while the leader of PASOK visited a school in Thessaloniki

56% of Greek teens meet PISA's reading baseline, vs 69% OECD-wide. As scores slide and AI reshapes reading, literacy means something new.

Study of 27,000 students finds AI boosts homework scores but leaves learning gaps that show up later on tests

MIT's Andreas Karatsolis on teaching scientists to communicate, and why AI shouldn't scare us

While the Greek government declares a fight against brain drain, public funding for scientific research, scholarships and reseachers in dire straits

Phone bans in classrooms are expanding into a broader move towards screen-free schools setting guardrails on AI use in education