Public School Integration Does Not Close Schools

The Ministry of Education and Higher Education clarified that the decision to merge some public schools and high schools is not aimed at closing schools or depriving students of education. Instead, it focuses on consolidating struggling schools, which often have small classes of no more than ten students, in order to improve the efficiency of spending and resource management. The decision was made after granting the schools a one-year period to rectify their situations and attract a sufficient number of students, but the involved schools did not meet those requirements. The ministry emphasizes that the decisions were made based on objective educational and financial criteria, and it is prepared to review cases where it can be demonstrated that the necessary information was not available at the time of the decision. This measure aims to enhance the quality of education and protect public funds, as part of a reform plan aligned with the requirements of donor advisors and the World Bank.

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