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Education Ministry limits long-term absences
The Ministry of Education has announced new regulations for removing students from enrollment in grades one through six if they have been absent from school for two consecutive years, after completing the necessary legal procedures. If a student returns after such an absence, they will be referred to an authorized authority to determine their status and will be required to take an assessment exam appropriate for their age. It is also essential to ensure that the student is not placed in a grade exceeding their academic level, in order to guarantee they are on par with their peers who have continued their studies regularly. These measures are part of Ministerial Resolution No. 151 of 2026, aimed at organizing enrollment and evaluation processes in the elementary education stage.
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