شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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The new school year has begun in the West Bank amid difficult field, economic, and security conditions. Approximately 846,000 students are facing numerous challenges due to repeated incursions, military checkpoints, and the financial crisis that has impacted the continuity of the educational process. Schools are spread across 2,537 institutions, with around 54,000 teachers working despite field restrictions that hinder the movement of both students and staff. Additionally, 14 schools in the area of Masafer Yata south of Hebron are at risk of demolition and eviction by the occupation, threatening students' right to education and making it harder for them to access schools. The financial crisis also affects teachers’ salaries and the stability of the educational process; school days have been reduced, gaps in learning have emerged due to interrupted classes, and the Ministry of Education is studying programs to compensate students and reduce educational loss, all while ongoing field and economic challenges continue to impact the stability and success of the school year.
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