Arab Times

‘All high school stu­dents in dis­tance ed­u­ca­tion suc­cess­ful’

- Illiteracy · Educational Inequality · Chinese Ministry of Education · Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology · Ministry of Human Resource Development · Kuwait City

KUWAIT CITY, Sept 17: The Gen­eral Sec­ondary Ex­am­i­na­tions Con­trol con­tin­ues its work in two morn­ing and evening shifts to mon­i­tor, re­view and au­dit the grades of twelfth grade stu­dents in the scientific and literary de­part­ments, and the re­li­gious in­sti­tute, re­ports AlAnba daily.

In­formed ed­u­ca­tional sources af­firmed that the re­sults will be ready on Fri­day, and the de­ci­sion to an­nounce the re­sults re­mains in the hands of the Minister of Ed­u­ca­tion and Higher Ed­u­ca­tion Dr Saud AlHarbi and the Min­istry Un­der­sec­re­tary Faisal Al-Maqsid.

The sources gave good news to all stu­dents who com­mit­ted them­selves to at­tend the vir­tual classes and in­ter­acted with their teach­ers, not­ing ev­ery­body at­tained suc­cess and that no­body failed in the sec­ond se­mes­ter when dis­tance ed­u­ca­tion was ap­plied. They noted the fi­nal suc­cess of the stu­dent will de­pend on his grades and per­for­mance in the first se­mes­ter.

They in­di­cated who­ever com­pleted the first se­mes­ter with suc­cess, had no fear in the sec­ond se­mes­ter, and their af­fairs are re­as­sur­ing, be­cause suc­cess is as­cer­tained, God will­ing, whether they’re from gov­ern­ment or pri­vate ed­u­ca­tion sec­tor. They ex­pressed deep thanks and ap­pre­ci­a­tion to the school ad­min­is­tra­tions for per­form­ing their duty to per­fec­tion.

On the other hand, Min­istry of

Ed­u­ca­tion an­nounced that it would al­low the reg­is­tra­tion of the chil­dren of il­le­gal res­i­dents “Be­doun” in pub­lic schools, ac­cord­ing to sys­tems fol­lowed in this re­gard.

As­sis­tant Un­der­sec­re­tary for Pub­lic Ed­u­ca­tion Osama Al-Sul­tan in a let­ter said he di­rected the ed­u­ca­tional zones and the ad­min­is­tra­tion of re­li­gious ed­u­ca­tion with ref­er­ence to what has been done in ad­vance re­gard­ing the reg­is­tra­tion of learn­ers in the fol­low­ing cat­e­gories: Il­le­gal res­i­dents who are the chil­dren of mil­i­tary per­son­nel work­ing in the army or po­lice or re­tirees, or those whose ser­vices ended at the helm of their work due to death, and their na­tion­al­i­ties were not de­ter­mined.

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