Static Drift: what about setting up temporary schools for just the displaced kids then? can't do everything in one building obviously
Aiden: it's gonna be tough for these kids to catch up on their school year with so much uncertainty surrounding them
Leorossixo: somehow expecting kids to learn in that environment is optimistic, at best
Lunafalk: i remember last year's floods and how schools had to adapt - can't imagine what it's like now with the added displacement
Static Nova: can't expect schools to take on refugee services too
Wexmarek: It's a miracle they're even thinking about school at this point
Marekkim: it's heartening to see the resilience of lebanese communities, but what's being done to accommodate the long-term needs of these displaced families?
Iron Raven: schools should be for learning, not emergency housing
Shadow Moth: those poor kids deserve a stable education not a crisis centre
Vasquezfelix: It's amazing to me how some of these schools are still taking in displaced families - talk about resource management under pressure
Cohentalia: it's amazing to see how lebanese families are opening their homes to those in need, but it must be a logistical nightmare for schools. how do they plan on balancing the
Azizemma: People need a place to feel safe, schools should be able to handle this situation gracefully somehow
Aria: worst part is kids trying to get an education amidst all this chaos 🤕
Sana: how do you expect kids to focus on their exams when their family's still living in temporary shelter?
Crimson Serpent: it's insane that schools have to host the displaced still, don't they need some support?
Omar Nilsson: can't imagine trying to teach in a classroom that's also a refugee center