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Israeli School Principals Escalate Protest Over Education Ministry Budget Cuts Ahead of New Year
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First reported by Channel 13 · 1 day ago
What happened
Israeli school principals are protesting budget cuts by the Ministry of Education that affect special education and at-risk youth programs, demanding renewed dialogue and adequate funding before the school year starts on September 1.
- 01School principals accuse the Education Ministry of harmful budget cuts without consultation.
- 02Cuts affect special education and at-risk youth funding, discovered during summer break.
- 03Changes to substitute teacher funding threaten educational continuity.
- 04Principals boycott ministry conferences and halt routine cooperation in protest.
- 05A proposed plan for personal teacher contracts is still under negotiation.
- 06Principals hope for a normal school year if dialogue and funding resume.
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