MOE to add 11 more K9 schools to tackle dropout rates in remote areas


KUALA LUMPUR: Eleven more schools will be added to the list of Comprehensive Special Model Schools (K9) to address student dropout rates in remote areas, says Education Ministry (MOE).

Deputy Education Minister Wong Kah Woh said the ministry’s Daily School Management Division is currently conducting groundwork including visits to Sabah and Sarawak to identify schools that can be included in the programme.

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