Again, the Haga receives a reprimand from the government. 'Inconceivable that students receive inadequate education every day'

The Haga Lyceum in Amsterdam faces a government directive due to mismanagement, requiring the appointment of two new qualified board members. Education Secretary Judith Tielen criticized the current board for failing to improve educational quality, labeling the situation as unacceptable for students. The school must also present a sustainable future plan and report progress every four weeks. The school's lawyer argues that the directive undermines the autonomy of special education and plans to contest it legally. The school has struggled with low student numbers and poor performance ratings, which have been attributed partly to state actions.