Graduates from Transbaikal villages will be housed in a boarding school before the Unified State Exam (USE). Otherwise, they may be late due to poor roads.
The director of the village school Ushmun of the Gazimuro-Zavodsky district Elena Safronova on the eve recorded A complaint was filed about the potholed road that children had to travel on to school, including for the Unified State Exam. The authorities found a solution: the graduates will be housed in a boarding school attached to the school to ensure they don't miss their exams.
According to the director, village of Ushmun The distance to the exam site is approximately 15 kilometers. This distance can be covered in 40-60 minutes, provided there are no stuck trucks or the school bus itself.
And the most distant village of Kaktolga It's located 250 kilometers away. Children leave 5-6 hours before exams.
"There's a risk that children might simply be late. How can a child successfully and calmly take the exam after such a dangerous and lengthy journey?"- was indignant The director is addressing the audience.
She asked the management of Zavattodor and the regional Ministry of Transport to resolve the problem with the road.
The Trans-Baikal Territory Ministry of Education has solved the problem in a unique way: the students will be housed in a boarding school on the eve of exams. The issue of providing hot meals for the temporary "resettlers" is currently being addressed.
Currently, Ministry of Transport employees are trying to put the road in order.
Road problems in the Russian hinterland are so dire that people have given up hope of their restoration. For example, in a Bashkir village, residents have asked help the Pope with road repairs.
Photo: Ushmunskaya Secondary School, VK
