Kosovo’s ghost schools
The poorly planned education facilities now virtually forgotten.
|21.02.2019
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Photo: Arian Lumezi / K2.0.
Photo: Arian Lumezi / K2.0.
Photo: Arian Lumezi / K2.0.
Photo: Arian Lumezi / K2.0
“I don’t know upon what parameters they based the decision to construct this school.”
“Corruption has devoured physical education halls, classrooms and other supplementary facilities.”
Halim Hyseni, education expert“At the location of the new school, there is no cafeteria or shop to serve students, and during break pupils were forced to stay inside the facility and this influenced their social education.”
Xhelal Jetishi, school director
Photo: Arian Lumezi / K2.0.
Photo: Arian Lumezi / K2.0.
Photo: Arian Lumezi / K2.0.
Arian Lumezi
Arian Lumezi is an editor at K2.0. He holds a master’s degree in International Journalism from Cardiff University, pursued through a Chevening scholarship.
This story was originally written in English.