Lebanon's Education Trust Crisis

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Lebanon multidimensional crisis diminishing trust in public education and worsening inequality, study shows

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Lebanon 's sectarian government and weak state has led parents to perceive the academic outcomes of most private schools as better than those of public schools.

Many said this perception has intensified recently due to declining government funding, exacerbated by the compounded crises.

The country's dual education system, reinforced by religious and political policies, continues to favor the upper classes.

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