TUSIAD warns Education Council on religious high schools
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Oluşturulma Tarihi: Kasım 16, 2006 14:17
The influential Turkish Association of Industrialists and Businessmen (TUSIAD) has reacted strongly to a suggestion made during the ongoing 17th National Education Council meetings that "point readjustments made for imam hatip (religious) high school students entering university exams be lifted."
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The suggestion that the National Education Council commission address the matter of different conditions for high school students applying to enter university across Turkey was accepted by Council members, and widely interpreted to mean that the Council would work during these meetings to open the way for everyone to enter university under equal conditions. TUSAID yesterday warned that the National Education Council, in addressing the controversial question of the status of the imam hatip religious high schools, was allowing it to be used as a political tool.