The director of education in Rafsanjan stated that school principals should take into account the economic conditions of families, adding that the delivery of textbooks to students in public schools should not be conditional on payment, contributions to the school, or financial participation from families.
Director of Education in Rafsanjan: School Principals Should Consider Families' Economic Conditions
The director of education in Rafsanjan emphasized the need for school principals to consider the economic hardships faced by families. He asserted that students in public schools should receive their textbooks without any financial obligations. This issue highlights the ongoing economic challenges in Iran and their impact on education.
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📰 What Happened
The Director of Education in Rafsanjan urged school principals to consider the economic hardships of families when distributing textbooks, stating that students should not be required to pay for them. This highlights the financial struggles many families face in Iran.
- Textbook delivery to public school students should not be contingent on financial contributions from families.
- The statement reflects broader economic challenges affecting education in Iran.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has been facing significant economic challenges due to sanctions, inflation, and mismanagement, which have affected various sectors including education.
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