Fenprof criticizes school 'rankings' and says they stigmatize public institutions

Fenprof criticizes school rankings for stigmatizing public institutions and undermining teachers' efforts. The federation argues that these rankings reflect inequalities stemming from national exams that prioritize competition over cooperation. An analysis revealed that only four public schools made the top 50 in national exam results, with the highest ranked at 38th. Fenprof claims this reinforces the bias that private schools are superior to public ones, ultimately benefiting the private education sector. The federation emphasizes the need for increased investment in public education to address educational inequalities, particularly those linked to students' socioeconomic status.