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The vast majority of children have access to school, they just don't register

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In 2014-15 there were 266 temporary educational centers available

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in 2014-15 the Syrian children enrolled represented .22% of the total of all enrolled children in Turkey

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Turkey works on a 4+4+4 school system

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Parents may be charged with activity fees throughout the school year, even though the school is initially free

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Bullying is a problem that keeps children from wanting to go to school

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Turkey is obligated to make free schooling available to everyone

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Some have lost as many as four years of schooling

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Disruptions to the schooling environment in Syria included bombings and armed groups

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Children who were too young for school when the war started probably have not been to a chool

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About 435,000 children are unable to access to education

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Some of the policies that could change are language programs, extended teacher training, working with UNICEF, and providing access to work permits

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Approximately 700,000 children have entered Turkey

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May Syrian parents simply don't know or understand the process for registering their child

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Turkey has brought in over 2 million refugees

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Children work due to the lack of funds coming from other familial members

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Temporary educational centers are often overflowing

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Schools often still demand documents that are no longer required

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Barriers include language differences, economic problems, and social integration

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Less than two thirds remain unable to access education

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Turkey is working on making a parallel course in Arabic to get rid of the language barrier

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Children must have a government issued ID in order to enroll in school

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Many steps have been taken to lift barriers, including throwing out restrictions on the requirement of residency permits to enroll

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On average, the amount of schooling lost was 2 years

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School enrollment rate outside of camps is 25%

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Only 13% of the school-aged refugees in Turkey live in camps

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The school enrollment rate in the camps is 90%

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Turkey has 25 government-run camps for the refugees

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Secondary school enrollment rate was 82%

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Before the civil war, Syria had a primary school enrollment rate of 99%