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The Ministry of Education announces that 98.2% of schools are functioning normally, despite the protests of teachers who contest the recent educational reforms.

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9 September 2025, 19:15
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The Ministry of Education reported that on September 9, classes proceeded normally in 98.2% of the 5,700 public schools, despite teachers' protests against education reforms. Only five schools in Dolj County had their activities partially affected. Teachers protested in Victory Square, demanding the resignation of the Minister of Education and threatening a general strike. Minister David reaffirmed that the implemented measures will not be canceled.

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Ministerul Educației: Cursurile se desfășoară normal în majoritatea școlilor, cinci unități au activitatea parțial afectată
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Ministerul Educaţiei: Cursurile şcolare se desfăşoară normal în 98,2% dintre cele circa 5.700 de unităţi de învăţământ de stat cu personalitate juridică/ Activitatea, afectată total în cinci şcoli din judeţul Dolj
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Ministerul Educaţiei: Cursurile şcolare se desfăşoară normal în 98,2% dintre unităţi

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