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The Aswan Directorate of Education denied laying off teachers or merging classes in a way that would increase class sizes at Gamal Abdel Nasser Preparatory School in Sahara. It explained that the first- and third-grade classes have 119 and 121 students, respectively, divided among three classes per grade, with an average of 40 students per class. The directorate said the 97 second-grade students had initially been divided among three classes, but were later redistributed into two classes of 48 and 49 students to address inefficiencies caused by the previous arrangement amid a teacher shortage. It stressed that the new class sizes do not exceed 50 students, in accordance with ministerial decisions, and urged people to verify information and not be swayed by rumors.
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