The Association of Kosovo Municipalities (AKK) has voiced significant concerns regarding the operational readiness of schools at the commencement of the new academic year. The association has issued a formal appeal to the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology, and Innovation, urging the ministry to promptly address outstanding obligations necessary for a smooth start to classes. Sazan Ibrahim, the Executive Director of the AKK, reported that preliminary assessments conducted through municipal education directors revealed systemic deficiencies across several institutions.
Specifically, Ibrahim stated that numerous schools are operating without the requisite educational and curricular documentation. Furthermore, a major issue noted was the high incidence of students starting their studies without access to necessary textbooks. Beyond the institutional reports, the AKK noted that parental concerns have been substantial.
Guardians have reported shortages related to the materials required for the purchase of essential learning resources. These findings suggest a multi-faceted logistical challenge affecting the student population. The AKK emphasized that the immediate attention of the Ministry is crucial to mitigate these disruptions.
The association stressed that ensuring all necessary educational materials and proper documentation are in place is paramount to guaranteeing that all students can effectively commence their studies without undue hindrance. The appeal underscores the need for the Ministry to rapidly implement corrective measures to support the municipal educational infrastructure.
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