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Education Ministry Probes Teacher Shortage Claims Amidst Budget Concerns
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By ליאור דטל
First reported by Davar · Aug 31, 2026
What happened
Israel's Ministry of Education is investigating alleged teacher shortages, a situation reportedly costing hundreds of thousands of shekels. The ministry has also issued directives for teachers to stick to a set curriculum and report deviations.
- 01Ministry investigates teacher shortage claims.
- 02Shortage reportedly costs hundreds of thousands of shekels.
- 03Teachers must report deviations from set curriculum.
- 04Educators criticize new directives as ineffective.
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