Investing in Albania's Future Generation

Albania's public education system presents significant challenges that underscore the need for quality alternatives like Shkolla Iliria. State schools operate on half-day schedules from kindergarten through 12th grade, often accommodating 35-45 students per classroom. This structure creates substantial educational quality gaps, as reflected in Albania's performance on international education assessments. Additionally, the abbreviated school day frequently leaves children unsupervised for extended periods, creating both educational and childcare challenges for families. Concurrently, Muslim foundations have been seeking to purchase private schools. In this context, families are faced with a dilemma to choose between poor quality standards and liberal ideology in public schools or Islamic teaching in the acquired private schools.