Jehona Lushaku, a member of the Democratic League of Kosovo, has stated that the commencement of the academic year is marked by disorganization, citing mounting anxiety among parents. Lushaku directed criticism toward the Ministry of Education and Science regarding the perceived lack of preparation for the new school session. According to Lushaku, several logistical issues are affecting students and their families.
A primary concern highlighted is the uncertainty surrounding the distribution of necessary school textbooks for thousands of students. He noted that the process has created a bottleneck, with parents waiting for subsidies while bookstores await confirmation, leaving students potentially unprepared for the start of classes. Furthermore, Lushaku pointed to the Ministry’s handling of financial aid, noting that as of August 27th, the subsidy amount allocated for books had not been publicly determined.
He argued that the Ministry should have announced the start date of the school year with sufficient advance notice. Lushaku suggested that the Ministry had ample time to organize the necessary preparations, rather than issuing final directives at the last minute. These statements underscore concerns among political observers regarding the administrative readiness of the educational sector as the school year begins.
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