Rewritten Title: Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad Schools to Operate as Usual, Official Decision Pending
Schools Remain Open, For Now
Contrary to circulating rumors, all schools across various educational levels in Iran’s Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad province are scheduled to be open and operational. This confirmation comes as the provincial government’s emergency committee has not convened to issue any directive for closure.
A Decision Based on Procedure
The operational status of educational institutions hinges on the formal assessments made by the provincial authorities. At the time of this report, the standard procedure for declaring an emergency closure has not been initiated. This indicates that, barring any unforeseen developments, the academic schedule will proceed without interruption.
Monitoring Weather Conditions
The report acknowledges that the situation remains subject to change based on environmental factors. Should prevailing weather conditions, such as severe cold or pollution, intensify, the possibility of a future closure being announced for the province’s schools and administrative offices remains. The final authority on such matters rests with the provincial government.
Awaiting Official Communication
Residents and parents are advised to await any potential announcements through official and credible media channels. The provincial government will communicate any change to the current status, ensuring the public receives accurate and timely information directly from the source. For now, the official stance is that schools will be open.
