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Jazan schools welcome 364,000 students as new academic year begins

Over 2,600 schools in Jazan will open Sunday to receive nearly 364,000 students, supported by comprehensive educational plans and oversight.

Jazan schools welcome 364,000 students as new academic year begins

Jazan's 2,618 schools will open their doors on Sunday to welcome nearly 364,000 students for the new academic year. The General Directorate of Education in the region has ensured all preparations are complete before the first day of classes. Over 30,000 teachers are prepared to begin teaching, while 18,000 children have enrolled in kindergartens, constituting 57 percent of early childhood enrollment.

Twelve educational complexes will provide continuing education services throughout the region. The directorate stresses the significance of launching the school year with a serious and effective approach, with schools organizing student welcome initiatives and orientation programs. These include guidance sessions and an introductory week, encouraging family and community involvement to support students during the transition.

The directorate has crafted a comprehensive back-to-school plan, adhering to the Ministry of Education's strategy, which incorporates media and awareness campaigns for community members, education staff, and students. This initiative aims to boost readiness and ensure a successful start to the new academic year.

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