Government Imposes 3% Education Equity Fee on Private Schools, Sparking Parental Outcry
Summary
The government has announced a 3% education equity fee on private school fees, sparking protests from parents and private school organizations who argue it increases financial burdens unfairly.
Key Points
- The government plans to impose a 3% education equity fee on all fees charged by private educational institutions.
- Parents and organizations like PABSON and NPABSON strongly oppose the fee, citing increased financial burden.
- The Ministry of Education claims the fee aims to support community schools and improve education quality.
- The government insists the policy will be implemented, though details on fee collection methods are yet to be finalized.
