Manouba Education Authority Resumes “Blocked Week” Exams at Ibn Abi Dhiaf High School
The Regional Education Delegation of Manouba announced today that the postponed examinations of the so‑called “blocked week” will resume at Ibn Abi Dhiaf High School. The decision, posted on the school’s official Facebook page, follows the suspension of the tests on Tuesday and Wednesday after teachers staged a protest against the dismissal of the school’s director.
Key Details
| What | When | Where | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resumption of written exams | Thursday – Saturday (continuing on Monday 9 March and Tuesday 10 March) | Ibn Abi Dhiaf High School, Manouba | To adhere to the original exam calendar after the protest was resolved |
| Interim director’s statement | Published on the school’s Facebook page | — | Confirms the new schedule and assures students and staff that the exams will proceed as planned |
| Official comment from the Ministry | Given to TAP news agency | — | Adel Azizi, Secretary‑General of the University Section of Secondary Education, explained that a functional position has been assigned to the dismissed director to protect his rights and restore his eleven‑year professional record at the school. |
Reactions
- Students, parents, and teachers expressed relief that the situation has stabilized.
- Directors of neighboring schools gathered today at the delegation’s headquarters to show solidarity and support for the resolution.
“A functional post has been granted to the former director to guarantee his rights and rehabilitate his eleven‑year career at the head of the lycée,” said Adel Azizi.
The swift resolution of the dispute has allowed the academic calendar to get back on track, minimizing disruption for the upcoming national examinations.
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Keywords: Manouba education, Ibn Abi Dhiaf High School, blocked week exams, teacher protest, director dismissal, exam schedule, Tunisian secondary education.
