Teachers’ unions in Iran are raising alarms over worsening conditions in the education sector, citing severe underfunding, overcrowded classrooms, and a growing shortage of qualified staff as key challenges. The unions describe the situation as a deepening crisis that threatens the quality of education and the well-being of both students and educators. Reports highlight systemic issues, including inadequate resources and deteriorating infrastructure, which they say are pushing the system to a breaking point. Authorities have yet to address these concerns publicly, leaving teachers and families in uncertainty about the future of schooling in the country.
Teachers’ Unions Warn of Escalating Education Crisis in Iran iranwire.com
