Non-native Saudi Arabian students kept out of government schools
In Saudi Arabia, children of low-income foreign parents have difficulty enrolling in school because they must be placed in expensive private schools that their parents can not afford. The students also can enroll in a government-run school after Saudi Arabian pupils have enrolled, but officials say space in those schools runs out quickly.
Arab News (Saudi Arabia)
| 15 Nov.
This story published in ASCD Worldwide Edition SmartBrief on 11/17/2009
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