Gaps in mathematics and reading remain a central challenge for Greece’s education system, even as reforms gain momentum, according to a new education review by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). OECD highlights inequality in Greece’s education systemThe OECD review highlights ongoing social and geographic inequalities that continue to influence educational achievement in Greece. Reform progress despite past economic constraintsDespite these challenges, the OECD acknowledges that Greece has made meaningful progress in modernizing its education system in recent years even after a prolonged period of economic pressure. OECD recommendations for next phase of education in GreeceLooking ahead, the OECD recommends gradually expanding school autonomy while maintaining strong national safeguards to ensure equity and cohesion across the education system. That cycle evaluates fifteen-year-old students in mathematics, reading, and science, while also introducing new domains such as English proficiency and digital learning across more than eighty countries.