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Andorra’s schools face a quiet crisis: student numbers dip below 11,000 as tough family reunification rules and Europe’s lowest birth rate curb enrollment. While the Spanish system sees a slight uptick, French and Andorran enrollments fall, keeping the mix at 40% Andorran, 30% each for French and Spanish. Meanwhile, classrooms remain uncomfortably hot—three years of sweltering conditions are prompting urgent upgrades. Plus, an audit is underway for over 300 tablets in primary schools; if they pass safety checks, they’ll return to classrooms, otherwise they’re sidelined. Education Minister Ladislau Baró acknowledged these challenges during school visits, open to deeper discussion but without new concrete plans beyond current initiatives.

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