School crisis leaves 160,000 students without middle school
The Saba' Kasr neighborhood in Baghdad is facing a severe educational crisis, as its population is estimated to be over 160,000 residents and it lacks a single middle school for either boys or girls. The area relies on 12 dilapidated schools, most of which are used as temporary units, with plans to evacuate or relocate them due to threats of collapse and the absence of suitable alternatives within the area. Additionally, renovations and frequent relocations of schools such as "Al-Thaalabi" and "Al-Kumait" negatively impact the future of more than 10,000 students. There are also warnings about the exploitation of educational buildings for commercial purposes, which threatens the continuity of the educational process and is seen as a deliberate destruction of education in the region. Deputies are calling for urgent measures to resolve the crisis and to provide alternative schools.
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