"They are dismissive of 'Conversations about Important Things.'" Schools will identify "unreliable" children of migrants.

The Ministry of Education published recommendations to identify minor foreigners in educational institutions who are “prone to committing crimes and offenses.”

Among other things, the ministry proposes paying attention to expressions of interest in internet resources "containing shock content and destructive information," as well as expressions of "disdainful attitude" toward "historical memory, traditional Russian values, state symbols, the Flag and Anthem of the Russian Federation, and information conveyed within the framework of the "Conversations about Important Things" lessons." 

To introduce migrant children to “Russian spiritual and moral values,” it is recommended to hold class hours on the topic “Cultural World”

Russia”, a line-up with the raising of the national flag and the performance of the Russian anthem.

It is planned to involve the police and the prosecutor's office in dealing with "unreliable" students.
Earlier, NeMoskva wrote that more than 80% of migrant children who applied for testing to enter school, got refusal for various formal reasons.