Fatma Mohajerni, the government spokeswoman, on Tuesday, November 10, at her press conference on the state of schools, said that according to the government's approval, schools will be closed or closed only in four cases: energy imbalance, severe cold, common diseases and war conditions.
He emphasized that the government's policy is to continue face-to-face education and expressed hope that closing schools will be avoided by saving energy and pursuing diplomacy on the issue of war.
In recent years, schools in Iran have been closed many times for various reasons such as air pollution, interceptions and war. Frequent school closures have been criticized by some parents. They fear that these continuous disruptions in the education process have adversely affected the quality of their children's education and learning. Last year the schools were closed due to the war, or to save energy and pollution the classes were held in absentia.