As the new academic year approaches, schools across Algeria are undergoing final preparations to welcome students. In the province of Mostaganem, efforts are underway to ensure that educational institutions are ready for the new academic year. The local authorities have been working to clean and prepare the school environment, including the internal and external surroundings of schools, removing waste, and painting buildings.

The Director of Education in Mostaganem, has been conducting field visits to inspect the readiness of schools in the province. During one such visit, she inspected several schools in the Bouqirat district, including the Baghdad Ben Attia middle school. She checked on the cleanliness of the schools, the preparation of facilities and classrooms, and the progress of student registration and textbook sales.

The Director of Education also met with teachers at the schools, congratulating them on their new academic year and wishing them success in their duties. The visits aimed to ensure that schools are adequately prepared to provide a conducive learning environment for students. In addition, the Director emphasized the importance of coordination and cooperation among various departments and offices to ensure a smooth start to the new academic year.

According to the Algerian government, over 12 million students are expected to return to school across the three education levels. To ensure a successful start to the new academic year, the government has been working to provide the necessary infrastructure and resources. The President of the Republic recently chaired a meeting of the Council of Ministers to discuss preparations for the new academic year.

In Mostaganem, a special program has been put in place to coordinate with local authorities to complete the necessary preparations for the new academic year. The program aims to ensure that schools are equipped with the necessary facilities and resources to provide a quality education for students. The authorities have been working to address any challenges and concerns that may impact the start of the new academic year.

The new academic year is set to begin on September 21, 2026. On the eve of the new academic year, the Algerian community is preparing for the return of students to schools. The government has been working to ensure that schools are ready to provide a safe and supportive learning environment for students.

The preparations for the new academic year are part of the government's efforts to improve the education sector in Algeria. The government has been working to address various challenges facing the sector, including infrastructure and resource constraints. The start of the new academic year is expected to mark a new chapter in the country's efforts to improve education and provide opportunities for its youth.

Key points

  • Over 12 million students are expected to return to school across Algeria's three education levels.
  • The Algerian government has been working to ensure that schools are adequately prepared to provide a conducive learning environment for students.
  • The new academic year is set to begin on September 21, 2026.

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