Iranian children return to school, while schools in southern provinces will remain online due to war threats.
According to Al Jazeera, Iranian children returned to school last week under the shadow of the ongoing US-Israel war against Iran. However, schools and universities in southern Iranian provinces, including Minab, will remain online for two weeks before the start of the academic year, in response to the potential threat of renewed US bombings. The war has resulted in the deaths of 120 children in an attack on a primary school in Minab and has directly or indirectly damaged 1,288 schools. Iran's Ministry of Education has strengthened its online learning infrastructure and plans to introduce a "Bell of Sacrifice and Martyrdom" into the curriculum to commemorate the war's impact.
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