Spasak-Delny residents continue to complain about the reduction of teachers in schools and kindergartens. They talked to experts and filmed a report to draw attention to the situation.
"They always said that our city needs young experts, especially with a narrow focus like mine. I came here to help children with speech disorders, but it turned out that my profession is not so important here," said speech therapist Anastasia. As a result, her reduction notice was withdrawn, but according to the authors of the report, only thanks to the active actions of the parents.
The report also stated that about 60 experts are at risk of being fired, and many groups in kindergartens want to merge. Because of this, parents created an online chat to contact the attorney's office, the education department or collect signatures.
As a result, the Minister of Education of the Primorsky Territory, Elvira Shmonova, drew attention to the situation. She said that education centers are being created in the city, and this is necessary for a "smooth transition through the stages of childhood". This means that teachers will have the opportunity to get to know the future students in advance, interact with kindergarteners, jointly determine the direction of the children's development and choose educational programs.
"Parents will not have to rebuild an educational path every time their child enters the 1st, 5th or 10th grade. What changes in the availability of experts? In an educational center, a communication therapist, a psychologist, a social teacher and other experts become a common resource of all its member institutions. Their help is available to the children of the center, and not only to the students of the center, and not only to the students of the center."
She stated that no teacher will be fired and Christian educational centers are mainly to combine the capabilities of the institutions so that children from small villages and big cities have equal conditions.