On Thursday, the Education Office in Marib announced a significant reduction in tuition fees for private and community schools. Starting from the 2025-2026 academic year, schools will lower fees by 30% across all grade levels. This decision follows improvements in the exchange rate of the national currency, as determined by the Central Bank of Yemen.
The Education Office emphasized that all schools must comply with this directive. Schools will bear responsibility for any violations of this policy. The initiative aims to alleviate financial burdens on parents and promote educational equity.
In Taiz, the Education Office approved a 50% reduction in additional fees for students on Wednesday. However, this decision faced backlash from parents, who deemed it insufficient. Many are calling for a comprehensive reduction in all tuition fees to better support families.
The organization “Alif for Supporting and Protecting Education in Yemen” urged the Ministry of Education to take immediate action. They advocate for further reductions in private school fees to align with the improving economic conditions. Additionally, they highlighted the urgent need to resolve the ongoing salary crisis for teachers, which poses a threat to the quality of education.
These recent developments in Marib and Taiz reflect a growing recognition of the financial challenges faced by families in Yemen. As educational authorities respond to these concerns, the focus remains on ensuring accessible and equitable education for all students.
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