HIBAPRESS – C. Mahyaoui
The school transport file in the douar of Oulad M'allem, belonging to the commune of Ain Chkaf in the province of Moulay Yacoub, witnessed a noticeable breakthrough after the intervention of the governor of the province following an article by HIBAPRESS, where he gave instructions to the head of the rural commune of Ain Chkaf to put the school transport bus at the disposal of the students of the douar, in response to the demands expressed by the residents recently through their contact with the "HIBAPRESS" website.
This move came after a state of concern and dissatisfaction among rural families, who complained about the daily difficulties faced by students in commuting to educational institutions, in the absence of a regular means of transport, which threatened the continuation of a number of students in pursuing their studies, especially in the rural world.
The residents had sounded the alarm regarding the disruption of the school transport service, considering that this facility constitutes a basic pillar for ensuring the schooling of the children of the region and combating school dropout, given the distance of educational institutions from residential areas and the weakness of available means of transport.
Local sources confirmed that the intervention of the governor of the province came after careful monitoring of the file, and a keenness to find a solution that ensures the continued benefit of students from the school transport service in appropriate conditions, in line with the efforts made to support the education sector in the rural world.
This step left a wide satisfaction among parents and local فعاليات, who praised the speed of the reaction to the demands of the residents, considering that addressing such social issues contributes to strengthening the trust between citizens and institutions, and consolidates the principle of attention to the right of students to education.
In contrast, educational and associative فعاليات called for the need to neutralize the school transport file from any narrow calculations, and to work to ensure the continuity of this vital service, because of its essential role in achieving equal opportunities and reducing school dropout within rural areas.
