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Tunisian Group Seeks Education Reform
The head of the Tunisian Association of Guardians and Students, Rida Zahrouni, called for the development of a national strategy to reform the educational system, starting from the early stages, with the aim of strengthening students' skills in reading, writing, and arithmetic. He emphasized the importance of enhancing students' abilities to reduce early school dropout, which is estimated at 100,000 cases annually. This dropout rate negatively impacts success rates in exams and contributes to the spread of negative phenomena in schools, such as violence and risky behaviors. Data from the 2024 Population Census showed that 4.5% of children aged 6 to 16 are not enrolled in education, with this percentage rising to 8.1% among those aged 12 to 16. The baccalaureate exam results in 2026 showed a decline compared to the previous year, with a national success rate of 35.67%.
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