Schools in parts of Lebanon are preparing to reopen soon as the school year approaches, but large numbers of displaced residents remain sheltered inside schools because of the ongoing conflict.

Multiple outlets report that in cities including Tyre, families continue living in school buildings during the war. They describe the situation as part of a wider displacement of hundreds of thousands of people triggered by the latest fighting between Israel and Hezbollah.

The reports align on the core facts: some schools are getting ready for the new term, yet many buildings are still being used as temporary housing. The sources provide similar context about the scale of displacement, while focusing on different local details and the practical challenge of resuming classes amid continued hostilities.