Schools forced to rely on parent and teacher funds amid budget shortfalls, Mauroof says

An opposition figure has claimed that many schools depend on contributions from families and staff because of inadequate government funding.

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Schools are being forced to rely on funds raised from parents and teachers because of insufficient official allocations, according to opposition figure Mauroof.

The claim highlights concerns over education financing and the resources available to public schools. Parents and staff have reportedly contributed to cover operational costs and basic needs in some institutions.

Education remains a priority area, yet fiscal constraints have affected spending across government services. Officials have not immediately responded to the specific allegations.

The issue has prompted calls for greater transparency in education budgets and more consistent support for schools across the atolls.

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