Hodeida: Today, the Education Sector in Hodeida Governorate organized an extensive consultative meeting for the administrations of private schools in the districts of Al Hali, Al Hawak, and Al Mina. During the meeting, Omar Bahr, the Education Sector Official in the Governorate, addressed preparations for the upcoming school year.
According to Yemen News Agency, Bahr expressed optimism for a productive year for private schools and their teaching staff. He highlighted the critical role private schools play in the educational landscape, emphasizing their responsibility alongside government schools to foster a Quranic religious and cultural identity among students. Bahr also stressed the importance of enhancing educational quality and implementing activities that develop students' skills while shielding them from harmful influences.
Bahr further called on private schools to fulfill their responsibilities by adhering to the Ministry of Education's directives. This includes compliance with the school calendar, regulation of tuition fees, adherence to the national curriculum, and following approved transparency regulations.
The meeting was attended by several key figures, including Deputy Head of the Education Division, Amira Ba'awidan; Director of the Private Education Department, Ibrahim Addas; Director of Kindergartens, Muhammad Suwaidan; Director of Girls' Education, Nawal Aqili; Director of Community Participation, Ishraq Saleh; and Directors of Education in the Al-Hawak and Al-Mina districts, Mustafa Al-Magharem and Ibrahim Ayed.