Iranian children return to school after months of closures due to Middle East war
Most outlets reported the reopening of schools in Iran after months of closures linked to the Middle East war. One outlet noted in passing a strike on a school that killed 150 people, while others focused primarily on the resumption of classes and the presence of parents at the reopening.
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Iranian students return to schools after months of war disruption
TEHRAN: Millions of Iranian children returned to classrooms on Wednesday as schools reopened following months of closures linked to the Middle East war. Parents accompanied their children to schools across the country, with girls in western Tehran arriving at primary schools wearing uniforms and mandatory headscarves on the first day...
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Iranian children back to school after war closures
Children in Iran returned to class on Wednesday after months of closures over the Middle East war, where major attacks have included a strike on a school that killed 150 people.
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