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Lebanon's Minister of Education, Reema Karamy, noted stark student disparities from ongoing conflicts and plans to implement remote learning for displaced students starting March 10, 2026, emphasizing flexible educational strategies. #LebanonEducation #EducationPolicy #ReemaKaramy
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On Teacher's Day, Minister Rima Karamé commended educators for their essential role during tough times, highlighting schools as safe spaces and the need for collaboration to support students for Lebanon’s future.
#TeacherAppreciation #LebanonEducation #CommunityResilience
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Fadi Yarak, Lebanon's Education Director, emphasized the need for accurate documentation for all candidates in the 2026 official exams, including refugees. Schools must ensure submissions are verified to combat fraud.
#LebanonEducation #OfficialExams2026 #DocumentVerification
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In southern Lebanon, Israeli aggression heightens concerns over education, exacerbating existing issues. Opposition grows against the potential abolition of the Brevet diploma, with calls for formal exams to uphold educational standards. #LebanonEducation #BrevetDiploma #EducationalReform
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Lebanon's Education Minister, Dr. Rima Karamy, addressed educational challenges with local officials at Shabaa Secondary School, focusing on public education improvement, funding issues, and curriculum reforms.
#LebanonEducation #CommunityEngagement #EducationalReform
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The Lebanese Ministry of Education is relocating 270 students from two schools near unsafe buildings in Tripoli to ensure their safety after a tragic collapse. The move, coordinated with UNICEF, emphasizes the urgent need to address infrastructure risks. #SchoolSafety #LebanonEducation #Tripoli
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Lebanon's education and vocational associations praise teachers for their impactful protests on public sector salary talks. A strike is set for Feb 2, 2026, with assemblies to discuss future actions for salary negotiations.
#LebanonEducation #TeacherStrike #SalaryIncrease
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The Committee of Contracted Teachers in Lebanon rejects the government's indifference towards their rights, demanding transparency, wage increases, and benefits. They warn of potential protests if their reasonable requests continue to be ignored. #TeachersRights #LebanonEducation #EducationReform
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Teachers in Lebanon are striking over inadequate salaries, emphasizing the gap between public and private education amidst an economic crisis. The protests demand government support and prioritize public education.
#LebanonEducation #TeachersStrike #EconomicCrisis
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The Teachers' Syndicate of Lebanon expressed disappointment at not being invited to an educational meeting in Bkerke, highlighting their importance in representing teachers and advocating for inclusion in educational reform discussions.
#TeachersRepresentation #LebanonEducation #EducationalReform
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Members of the Strong Lebanon Bloc proposed abolishing the unified "Broufiyé" exam, advocating for continuous assessment managed by the Ministry of Education to modernize Lebanon's education system. #LebanonEducation #EducationalReform #StrongLebanonBlock
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Lebanon's Directorate General of Education has announced that Brevet exams for 2026 will occur from June 29 to July 4, with specific subject dates outlined. Students and schools must adhere to these final dates for effective preparation.
#LebanonEducation #BrevetExams2026 #AcademicCalendar
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Deputy Edqar Traboulsi criticized Education Minister Rima Karamy for limited actions on unresolved educational issues. He urged thorough scrutiny before tenure decisions at the Lebanese University, highlighting the need for a detailed study.
#LebanonEducation #LebaneseUniversity #EducationPolicy
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The Association of Contracted Teachers in Lebanon criticized the Ministry of Education for neglecting their rights, facing unpaid work and added responsibilities without compensation. Urgent action is required to address these issues.
#LebanonEducation #TeachersRights #PublicEducation
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Lebanon's Minister of Education has introduced the "Teaching and Learning Innovation Fund," supported by the EU and UNICEF, to enhance education for marginalized children and promote school innovations aligned with the 2030 vision.
#LebanonEducation #InnovationFund #EducationReform
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Father Youssef Nasr affirmed Catholic Schools' commitment to a smooth academic year in Lebanon, stressing the need for fair tuition fees amid economic challenges. He warned against increasing fees that burden lower-income families.
#LebanonEducation #PrivateSchools #EconomicChallenges
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Lebanon's Education Minister, Reema Karamé, responded to a classroom ceiling collapse at the National Evangelical School, calling for inspections and structural safety reports for all schools to enhance infrastructure standards.
#LebanonEducation #SchoolSafety #Infrastructure
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Lebanon's secondary school teachers have largely been absent since March 2023, driven by poor living conditions and inadequate ministry support, reflecting broader educational and socio-economic challenges. #LebanonEducation #TeachersStrike #LebanonCrisis
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Lebanon initiates the Global School Health Survey to tackle student health issues, highlighting obesity, substance abuse, and mental health concerns. Officials call for urgent collaboration to improve youth well-being. #LebanonEducation #YouthHealth #MentalHealthAwareness
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President Joseph Aoun criticized private school tuition increases as unjustified and advocated for arbitration councils and an assessment of Law 515 to protect the rights of teachers, schools, and students in Lebanon's economic turmoil.
#LebanonEducation #TuitionHikes #EducationReform
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As the new school year nears, Lebanese families struggle with private school tuition hikes of 30%-50%, reaching nearly $6,000. With stagnant salaries and financial opacity, parents demand accountability for fair education costs. #LebanonEducation #SchoolTuition #EducationalReform
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Lebanon's Education Minister Dr. Rima Karamy discussed the cancellation of the Brevet exam as part of educational modernization, while facing budget constraints. A curriculum reassessment and donor partnerships are needed to improve the crisis. #LebanonEducation #Reform #EducationalChallenges
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Ni'meh Mahfoud, head of the Teachers Association in Lebanon, called for equal focus on private school teachers, a five-day school week, and better salaries for public educators.
#LebanonEducation #TeachersRights #EducationReform
Lebanon Community Schools are set to transform their educational landscape with new policies that grant greater local control and adapt to funding challenges—how will this impact teachers and students?
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#IN #CitizenPortal #LocalControl #LebanonEducation #EducationalPolicy
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Tuition fees for the 2025–2026 academic year in Lebanon have surged by 40% to 120%, prompting protests from parents, especially in Beqaa. Increased fees lack budget transparency, sparking calls for accountability amid a broader educational crisis. #LebanonEducation #SchoolFees #ParentProtests
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Labor Minister Mohamed Haidar met Sheikh Maher Abdul Razaq to discuss support for Akkar, focusing on training needs and social assistance for educators, and expressed commitment to regional development and educational equity.
#AkkarDevelopment #LebanonEducation #LaborReform
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Lebanon's Education Minister Reema Karamé visited Baalbek exam centers, commending student resilience and teacher dedication. She highlighted positive exam results and stressed the critical role of vocational education for societal development.
#LebanonEducation #VocationalTraining #Resilience
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Lebanon's Education Minister Reema Karamy is organizing exams for 300+ private candidates, focusing on security and collaboration. She advocates for open schools and addressing the needs of displaced students amidst ongoing challenges.
#LebanonEducation #EducationalReform #DisplacedStudents
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Lebanon's education sector is struggling with rising tuition fees and a controversial law affecting teacher pay, causing financial strain for families. Parents are calling for accountability amid these challenges.
#LebanonEducation #TuitionIncrease #ParentalConcerns
Lebanon Community School Corporation's latest board meeting celebrated remarkable student achievements and showcased impactful community partnerships aimed at enhancing educational experiences.
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#IN #CitizenPortal #CommunityPartnerships #LebanonEducation #StudentDevelopment
