Nazareth School Awaits Uncertain Future Amid Decline in Nuns

The Our Lady of Nazareth School in Ashrafieh, established in 1873 and celebrating 150 years since its founding, is currently facing an uncertain future due to a decline in the number of nuns responsible for managing it. The number has diminished to approximately 25 nuns, six of whom are in Lebanon. This situation raises the possibility of transferring the school's administration to another religious order, although no final decision has yet been made. The most likely candidate is the Jesuit order, given its spiritual and historical connection to the school. Parents and members of the teaching staff fear losing the school's identity, which is distinguished by Christian educational values such as love, giving, and coexistence. They emphasize the need to preserve its continuity with the same spirit and values, while exploring alternative solutions to ensure its ongoing operation without compromising its identity that has lasted over a century.

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