Haga Lyceum Must Improve, According to the State Secretary, Otherwise It Faces a Financial Penalty.
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The Haga Lyceum in Amsterdam has been issued a ‘directive’ by the ministry: it must, among other things, appoint two new board members. The inspectorate accuses the current board of ‘mismanagement’. According to the school’s lawyer, this “very peculiar” measure undermines the “entire freedom of private education”.
The board of the Cornelius Haga Lyceum in Amsterdam has been ordered by State Secretary Judith Tielen (Secondary Education) to implement improvements immediately. If this does not happen, she threatens to cut off the flow of funds to the Islamic secondary school. "It is unacceptable that these students receive education that falls short every day," says Tielen. "School should be a place where you can develop and progress. School boards have the…
Reformatorisch Dagblad
The Islamic Education Foundation must implement immediate improvements at the Cornelius Haga Lyceum in Amsterdam, according to State Secretary Judith Tielen (Secondary Education). The school board has received a so-called directive from Tielen because the quality of education is insufficient and because the Education Inspectorate determined that the management engaged in mismanagement.
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