ADP Reports that 237 Schools Did Not Start Teaching in the First Week of the School Year
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The president of the Dominican Association of Teachers (ADP), Eduardo Hidalgo, revealed that 237 educational centers could not start classes in the first week of the new school year due to serious infrastructure problems.
More than 230 schools did not start teaching in the first week of this school year, due to inadequate infrastructure conditions, according to a report presented this Wednesday by the Dominican Association of Teachers (ADP).
Santo Domingo, Sep 2 (Latin Press) A total of 237 public educational centers did not start teaching during the first week of the school year 2026-2027, mainly due to infrastructure problems, reported today by the Dominican Association of Teachers (ADP).The post Dominicana: 237 schools without classes report in the beginning school year first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
A total of 237 public educational centers did not start classes with students during the first week of the school year 2026-2027, mainly due to problems related to infrastructure, according to a monitoring presented on Wednesday by the Dominican Association of Teachers (ADP).The president of the union, Eduardo Hidalgo, reported that these centers represent 12.9% of the 1,832 valid reports collected by the organization between August 24 and 28.
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