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Schools stress discipline at year's start
Today, Saturday, the new school year officially began in several governorates and in schools affiliated with the church. There was a clear emphasis on the importance of attendance and discipline, as absence negatively impacts students' grades—especially for those in transfer classes—where absence deductions are made from conduct and attendance scores. Primary school assessments from first to sixth grade are based on several components, including quarterly exams, homework, class notebooks, weekly evaluations, monthly tests, and behavior, with a total of 100 points for each subject. Additionally, the Ministry of Education has increased the number of school days from 174 to 183, aiming to improve the quality of learning. This move aligns with international standards, which set a minimum of 180 days, and is designed to enable students to benefit more from school and enhance the overall level of education.
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