The Ministry of Education and school clusters in Lisbon met urgently to address the lack of vacancies in the city's public schools. The meeting came after strong controversy that left several students unplaced at the start of the school year.
The solution found by the government involves three main measures: increasing the number of students per class, opening new classes, and reorganizing available spaces in schools.
This situation directly affects students and families in Lisbon who were unable to secure a place in the region's public institutions, generating indignation and pressure on educational authorities.
