Education Minister defends public schools

Lebanese Minister of Education and Higher Education, Reema Karamy, confirmed that the current priority is saving the public school system, and she stated that the decision to change the Lebanese University law is not correct. She pointed out that the current circumstances of the educational sector require continuous support for both the public school and the university. She noted that the cost of merging schools, as studied, ranges from $6,000 to $8,000 per student, which is an unacceptable amount. The ministry’s focus remains on providing seats for all students and ensuring the quality of education. Additionally, she clarified that the ministry is working on issuing decisions to support 3,500 contracted teachers, with funding ongoing through donors. She also seeks to restore the dignity of the Lebanese University by calling for the reopening of candidacies for deanship positions, emphasizing the importance of appointments and necessary administrative reforms.

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