As Morocco approaches legislative elections, political parties are focusing on securing votes by addressing citizen demands, with education a key concern. Private school owners and parents are calling on politicians to commit to a “new deal” for the education sector. They are seeking public policies that prioritize and improve education across both public and private institutions. This renewed push for reform highlights the sector's importance to voters and the need for significant investment and change. The call comes as parties campaign, aiming to form the next government and respond to widespread public needs. Ultimately, stakeholders hope the elections will usher in a new era for Moroccan education.