Ministry Explains Closure of 70 Schools

The article discusses the efforts of the Lebanese Ministry of Education and Higher Education to strike a balance between students' right to education and the necessity of accommodating displaced people, especially given that many public schools continue to serve as shelters. The ministry confirmed that the school year began on September 15, and that efforts have been made to gradually restore schools to their educational functions after providing suitable alternatives for the displaced, through coordination with relevant authorities. It was noted that more than 70 educational institutions are still being used for shelter purposes, and the goal is to combine the resumption of in-person education with ensuring decent conditions for the displaced, focusing on safeguarding children's right to education while providing a safe environment for them. The institution continues its efforts to gradually evacuate schools and to achieve a balance between humanitarian and educational requirements.

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