In colleges and high schools, the "nightmare" of budget cuts since the start of the school year: "There are programs we can no longer afford to finance"
In September, the SNPDEN-UNSA union raised concerns about reduced funding for cultural projects and teacher replacements in schools. By November, it was confirmed that some programs could no longer be financed due to budget cuts. Alex Berasategui, a principal, reported that the funding for the 'devoirs faits' program was nearly depleted, with only 15% of last year's budget allocated for the current year. This insufficient funding means that students may lose access to essential support services, particularly for sixth graders, starting November 9.
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