There is undoubtedly more concentration, and it's very noticeable that during breaks, children play, run, and converse more. Even older students participate in activities like volleyball, ping pong, or foosball. Previously, everyone would stay outside the classrooms playing with electronic devices," shared Natalia Santander, a mathematics teacher.

Under the guidance of filmmaker and Centro Arte Alameda programmer Francisca Lila, the selected films have represented a journey across various continents, highlighting diverse nations with rich cinematic histories. From Chile to Senegal, France to Japan, Iran to Australia, this cinematic journey has already visited ten countries.

Hundreds of CAE debtors took to the streets of Alameda on Thursday night to protest against the seizures being executed by the Chile's General Treasury under instructions from the Ministry of Finance.

Concerns over anger management emerge from an analysis of data from a study involving nearly 800 schoolchildren from 4th to 12th grade.

In relation to universities, Takuri Tapia, president of the National Federation of State University Workers in Chile, warned that "the 3% that was once announced could translate into a 15% to 20% cut of the universities' budgets," while Javier Obando of the Association of Education Superintendents highlighted the current lack of oversight regarding educational sponsors.

In a statement, the Communications Department indicated that "in accordance with the regulations, the internal investigation confirmed the involvement of four university students in the aforementioned events, leading to academic suspensions based on their level of responsibility: one student received a suspension of three semesters, another student was suspended for two semesters, and two students were each suspended for one semester."

A compromise solution is necessary, meaning an agreement that entails concessions from involved parties aimed at common good. Compromise contrasts with intransigence—or a rigid adherence to “pure” principles—where no concessions are accepted, and differs from consensus in that the latter doesn't require concessions for its existence.

The Constitutional Tribunal (TC) has made its first significant move against the Protected Schools Law, accepting challenges from lawmakers aimed at contesting various provisions of the legislation promoted by President José Kast.

The Chilean Teachers' Association emphasized that education is a top priority for citizens, alongside health, criticizing the government's budget cuts in these areas. "It is clear that the majority disapprove of how the government is managing fiscal adjustments," stated national president Mario Aguilar.

In a public declaration, students cautioned that in the current context, "it is not enough to oppose the current atrocity. It is necessary to raise a social project capable of confronting and overcoming it," stressing that "that project is built collectively or it will not be built at all."