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Primary Education Association Calls For “A Day Of Rage”
Photo courtesy of Annahar.
As September welcomes a new academic year and the education sector is revived once again despite horrific circumstances, the Primary Education Association in Lebanon announced a nationwide “day of rage” on Tuesday, September 7th.
Public school teachers have decided to stage a sit-in in front of the Ministry of Education to demand an increase in teachers’ salaries and transportation allowance amid a deepening crisis. The public sector has taken a significant number of blows as it continues to face many hurdles, yet the government remains unfazed.
While the reopening of schools poses a great health hazard due to the surging COVID-19 cases, the bigger concern is how exactly students and faculty are expected to secure fuel in order to attend classes.
As September welcomes a new academic year and the education sector is revived once again despite horrific circumstances, the Primary Education Association in Lebanon announced a nationwide “day of rage” on Tuesday, September 7th.
#وزارة_التربية في 7 أيلول (صور)https://t.co/SKwQ5WOMFQ
— Annahar (@Annahar) September 2, 2021
Public school teachers have decided to stage a sit-in in front of the Ministry of Education to demand an increase in teachers’ salaries and transportation allowance amid a deepening crisis. The public sector has taken a significant number of blows as it continues to face many hurdles, yet the government remains unfazed.
While the reopening of schools poses a great health hazard due to the surging COVID-19 cases, the bigger concern is how exactly students and faculty are expected to secure fuel in order to attend classes.
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