The Ministry of National Education has firmly denied issuing any directive preventing mothers from monitoring their children's educational progress at schools. In an official statement, the ministry emphasized that tracking a student's academic performance, discipline, and behavior is a shared responsibility between the family and the educational institution. The authorities clarified that parents are considered key partners and are welcome in schools. The determination of which parent acts as the primary contact for the school remains a matter to be agreed upon by the families and the institutions themselves. The ministry urged parents to rely strictly on official sources for information, warning against the spread of misinformation, and reiterated that cooperation between home and school is vital for student success.