US EditionThe Ministry of National Education, Which Said "Commemoration Events Will Continue" in Response to the Reactions to the "November 10th Holiday": Approaches to the Türkiye Century Education Model Are Mind Reading
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The Ministry of Education issued a written statement regarding news reports in some press outlets and social media claiming that "November 10 Atatürk Commemoration Day in the 2025-2026 academic year was deliberately included within the scope of the first semester break."
The Ministry of National Education, which said "Commemoration events will continue" in response to the reactions to the "November 10th holiday": Approaches to the Türkiye Century Education Model are mind reading
The Ministry of National Education issued a statement regarding the opposition's claim that November 10th, Atatürk Commemoration Day, was deliberately included as the first-term break for the 2025-2026 academic year. The Ministry stated that November 3rd-7th had been designated as common written exam week in schools, and that no midterm break would be held during these dates. The Ministry also noted that a letter had been sent to all 81 provinci…
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