A Timid Start to the 2023 School Year

The back-to-school fever has not yet reached the streets of Port-au-Prince, where some neighborhoods are under the control of gangs. Some schools that opened their doors on Monday, September 11, 2023, welcomed a very reduced number of students, while others did not function at all. Public schools simply remained idle. As for provincial towns, except for the congregational schools, the crowds have not yet returned.

Michelson Césaire avec les correspondants
Par Michelson Césaire avec les correspondants
11 Sep 2023 | Lecture : 4 min.

It was 7:30 in the morning on Monday, September 11. Traffic flowed smoothly on some major roads in Port-au-Prince. Schoolchildren were scarce—very scarce for this inaugural day of classes. The resumption of school activities was only observed in select private institutions, with notably low attendance. In areas such as Delmas, Tabarre, Pétion-Ville, and across the capital, the prevailing reality remained unchanged. The majority of students were conspicuously absent for the reopening, and the congregational school in Lalue simila

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