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Teachers in Syria's As-Suwayda Reject Self-Determination Movement's Educational Plan
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Teachers in Syria's As-Suwayda Reject Self-Determination Movement's Educational Plan
Teachers in As-Suwayda have refused an educational plan proposed by the Self-Determination Movement, calling for adherence to state institutions.
- The Self-Determination Movement organized a conference last week outlining a two-year plan to restructure education in As-Suwayda, including local exams and independent curricula.
- In a statement, teachers rejected the plan, asserting that only the Ministry of Education can legally recognize degrees and manage education.
- The teachers demanded the ministry appoint a director of education with clear powers and provide an urgent response on exam procedures.
- Official statistics show that only 5% of students in As-Suwayda registered for the 2026 school exams, amid roadblocks by groups near the Damascus road.
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