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Education Ministry receives 670 school maintenance applications in a week

Education Ministry receives 670 school maintenance applications in a week

The Education Ministry in Malaysia has received 670 applications for school maintenance allocations through its special Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) channel within a week of its opening, according to a report by New Straits Times. Education Minister Datuk Seri Fadhlina Sidek expressed her satisfaction with the response, highlighting the commitment of PTAs to upgrade school facilities and enhance the comfort of students.

The special application channel, open from November 1 to 30, allows PTAs nationwide to identify and submit their schools' infrastructure repair needs for the ministry's consideration. The ministry aims to empower PTAs as strategic partners in improving schools, and urges PTAs with outstanding applications to submit their requests before the November 30 deadline.

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