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At the UN General Assembly, Honduras and the Global Partnership for Education announced roughly $70 million for 'Toward a More Inclusive Education: Transforming Rural Schools,' a program aimed at expanding and improving rural school access.

University of North America, based in Virginia, is offering 50–100 scholarships covering up to 50% of tuition for Honduran professionals seeking master's degrees in business, IT, cybersecurity, finance, and related fields.

Ricardo Gabriel Rischmagui earned a bronze medal for Honduras at the Central American and Caribbean Chemistry Olympiad in Panama City, with President Asfura funding the delegation's travel.

A Honduran business and government delegation visited Colombia's National Learning Service (SENA) to explore partnerships that would update technical training for Honduran youth and workers to match current labor-market demands.

Fourteen Honduran medical students studying in Venezuela lost their belongings when powerful earthquakes struck; Honduras's Foreign Ministry says all are safe and has sheltered them at the embassy while academic authorities assess when they can return to their studies.

André Enoc Mejía, 10, is the first Honduran to attend the NASA Kennedy Space Center's international space-training program in Florida, where he will study robotics, astronomy, and aerospace technology before earning junior astronaut certification.