Tripoli resident questions public school staffing

The newspaper "Al-Diyar" reported that Lebanon is facing a severe crisis at the start of the school year due to the Ministry of Education's decision to suspend the contracts of 3,500 contracted teachers from kindergarten to secondary education. This move threatens the continuity of public schools and impacts their attractiveness. Reports indicate that the ministry will quickly review the files of these teachers to determine who deserves to continue, even though the decision comes just weeks before the start of the school year, which heightens confusion and anxiety among parents and stakeholders in public education. Sources confirm that the absence of these qualified teachers, who hold university degrees and teach essential subjects, will disrupt the educational process. Experts are calling for a swift resolution to this issue and the reinstatement of these teachers to ensure the continuation of high-quality education.

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