Fars Governorate shifts all school examinations remotely; over security concerns
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- School examinations across all educational levels in Iran's Fars Province will be conducted remotely.
- The shift was coordinated with the provincial Security Council.
Academic examinations for all educational levels across Fars Province have been officially moved to a non-attendance, remote format.
The directive was announced by Jalil Hasani, the Acting Deputy for Political, Security, and Social Affairs of the Fars Governorate.
According to Hasani, the decision was finalized based on deliberations and direct coordination with the members of the provincial Security Council.
Addressing family anxieties
The administrative shift applies universally to students across various academic stages throughout the province.
Officials noted that the transition to a virtual testing environment was implemented specifically in response to the deep concerns and growing anxieties expressed by the families of the students.
Under the new security and safety guidelines, students will not be required to appear physically at testing centers, and all scheduled examinations will be managed through remote channels.
