Children in Iran are facing significant disruptions to their education as a result of the ongoing conflict involving the United States, with schools struggling to operate normally amid broader regional instability. The war’s impact extends beyond direct violence, affecting infrastructure, safety, and daily routines that students rely on for learning. Families report challenges in accessing education, raising concerns about long-term academic and developmental consequences for young Iranians. The situation underscores how armed conflicts can ripple far beyond battlefields, leaving vulnerable populations—especially children—without basic necessities like schooling.
Iranian children have missed schooling due to the US war.
