Catastrophic indicators...Private schools are singled out with the top students list in Sanaa
English - Wednesday 24 August 2022 الساعة 10:11 am
Sana'a, NewsYemen, private:
The results of the General Secondary Certificate exams for the academic year 2021/2022 in Sanaa, which is under the control of the Houthi coup, revealed that private and private school students topped the lists of the early Republic, in an indication of the decline in the level of educational attainment in government schools.
The Ministry of Education, run by the Houthi leader Yahya al-Houthi, announced the names of 75 male and female students in the republic for the secondary certificate exam, the scientific section, 18 of them with equal grades in the tenth bis, and 14 others in the ninth bis, while 13 came in the eighth bis. and 9 in the order of the seventh bis.
The top students in the scientific section, which numbered 75, were distributed among 38 public and private schools in 6 governorates. Of these schools, 21 were private schools, and 17 government schools, including two schools for outstanding students.
The majority of male and female students came from 3 private and private schools in the governorates of Sana'a and Ibb, and according to the data of the sitting numbers, more than 20 of these students came from one examination hall.
The first came from 14 private schools in the capital Sana’a compared to 8 government schools, 4 government schools from Ibb governorate compared to two government schools, 3 private schools in Dhamar governorate compared to two government schools, two government schools in each of Taiz and Hodeidah and one government school from Hajjah governorate.
Education workers see the results of the secondary school certificate exams as subjective indicators of unfair standards, stressing the importance of making a top list for students of private and private schools with special standards, so as not to compete with students in public schools that lack teachers, textbooks, and teaching aids.
According to them, the data indicates a decline in the quality of public education, in a dangerous indicator that reveals a future catastrophe, in light of the inability of the vast majority of parents to educate their children at private expense in private schools.
The Ministry of Education in Sana'a claimed that the success rate in the general secondary exams for the 2021/2022 school year amounted to 86.91 percent.
According to official data, 187,878 male and female students took the general secondary exams in Sanaa and the neighboring governorates. 175,085 male and female students attended the test, while 12,793 male and female students missed it, 152 thousand and 185 students succeeded, while 22,927 students failed the test.
