Parents complain about the lack of commitment of private schools to the dates of progress for the new year
Parents complained about the lack of commitment of private schools to the dates of progress on the new school year, which is supposed to be launched next month officially.
He said that he went to a private school in Cairo to inquire about the date of the new academic year. The school assured him that there were no vacancies, and that the dates of progress had been completed for a period of approximately two months, pointing out that he tried with the school, She refused even though she was close to his place of residence.
He wondered how a school that is supposed to open the door for progress next June has been accepting students for more than two months, followed: "Strict controls must be put in place so that schools adhere to the deadlines."
"Ahmed S.," and an order from the Dokki district in Giza, confirmed that a week ago sought to append his son to any private school in that area, but all closed the door to accept requests, explaining that the schools closed the door of progress and ended, saying: Private school.
He also called for the accountability of schools that open the door for progress at an early date before the end of the current academic year, pointing out that some parents do not know the dates of progress developed by private schools as they wish and therefore miss the opportunity for their children.
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