The authorities explained why the 8th-9th grades in Kfar Tina were closed. The 8th-9th grade students from Teyna were transferred to study in the neighboring Estafevka due to low academic results, a lack of teachers and a dilapidated gymnasium. This is how the Kenski district administration responded to the request of officials also writing that teachers in Tina do not have the necessary qualifications, and the school violated sanitary standards and did not follow the curriculum. A total of seven children were transferred. The families of the 9th graders did not argue, and the parents of the 8th graders did not let their children go. Teenagers go to their own school, where several teachers teach them for free. Reports were drawn up against the parents and a complaint from one of the mothers reached Bestrikin. No financial benefit was given, says the administration's response.