Education: Zamfara gov’t screens 242 private schools
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- Zamfara state tested 242 privately owned schools against minimum teaching and learning standards.
- The government identified 508 private schools and certified 123 of those screened as meeting the required standard.
The Zamfara government screened 242 private schools to assess whether they met the state’s minimum standards for teaching and learning. It had identified 508 privately owned schools operating across the state.
After the assessment, the government certified 123 schools as meeting the minimum operational standard for educating children.
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