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A new regulation for private schools in Saudi Arabia prohibits them from withholding students’ results or certificates, or denying them classes, books, or access to learning platforms because of financial disputes with their parents or guardians, while preserving schools’ right to collect outstanding fees through legal channels. The regulation requires schools to disclose fees and the services included or offered as optional through the Ministry of Education’s platform at least 180 days before the start of the academic year. Schools must also notify families of any fee increases at least 180 days before they take effect. It further prohibits charging for optional services unless a parent or guardian has agreed to them or they were disclosed in advance.
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