Morocco’s Ministry of National Education is enforcing a law prohibiting private schools from directly selling textbooks to students. This decision follows complaints from booksellers who argued that schools were cutting them out of the market. Regional education academies are now issuing directives to private schools, reminding them of the legal requirements outlined in Law 06.00 concerning private education. Recent memos from the Casablanca-Settat and Rabat-Sla-Kenitra regional academies confirm this enforcement. The move aims to ensure fair competition and protect the livelihoods of booksellers. It signals a stronger regulatory approach to private school practices regarding educational resources. This action follows increased discussion surrounding the issue and aims to standardize textbook access for students.