Hot on the heels of the news about paid specialized first grades in schools in Moscow.
A mother of a metropolitan schoolboy writes, we preserve spelling and punctuation:.
"At school 629, Moscow, starting this year, a paid first grade was introduced, and the number of corresponding classes was reduced. Instead of the first four classes, two first classes remain: paid and free. Paid class - 8,000 per month, between the hours of 8:30 and 18:00, necessarily including afternoons.
This is an experiment; In the spring, parents of kindergarten graduates were called and offered a first lesson in mathematics; They were silent about the fact that he was paid; They were told later when the group was recruited. When the parents found out about the fees, they demanded to go to the free class, then the school management forced them to move to another building due to a lack of places in the free class, the majority refused. And so it happened, two classes were overcrowded, 32 people each, the rest of the children stayed outside the school gates.
So, the paid first grade at our school was fraudulently introduced."
Our regulatory bodies, Moscow City Hall, DONM, DIT and other departments of the Soviets, apparently do not control the word "at all". Because we simply do not have censorship and legal definitions for what is described. And even higher, at the level of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, the administration, apparently, there is simply no one to give these "efficient managers" a slap on the hand.