"Bare Minimum: Over Half of Government High Schools in Bangladesh Struggle with Staffing Crisis A staggering 55% of government high schools in Bangladesh are facing a severe crisis - they have no headmasters or teachers. The alarming shortage has raised concerns about the quality of education being provided to students in these institutions. With inadequate staffing, schools are struggling to maintain a basic level of academic standards, leaving students at a disadvantage when it comes to competing with their peers in other schools. The issue has sparked a heated debate about the future of education in Bangladesh, with many calling for urgent action to address the staffing crisis and ensure that students receive the education they deserve."
Lack of teachers, no headmasters in 55% of govt high schools Prothom Alo English
