Kosovo's number of students rises, these are the reasons

Major migrations of the population from rural to urban countries, going out of Kosovo, and the decline of nightiness have influenced many schools of Kosovo municipalities in rural areas to remain fewer students, some even closing. The number of students who follow school lessons in rural countries in the past three years has declined.

The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MASHT) confirms this statistics.

The number of students who follow school lessons in rural countries in the past three years has seen a decline. In some of the municipalities, there are primary and secondary schools with few students, and some of them have even closed.

And the main reasons remain the major displacement of the population from rural countries, the decline of nightiness and migration abroad.

The head of education in Pec, Besim Avdimitaj for Indexline, has said there is a general decline in the number of students at the Low and High High High High High High High Schools.

The data on the number of high and low- and high-school primary students is recorded in the SMIA system 4 times a year. Analyses of annual reports show that there are generally reduced numbers of students. The decline in the number of students in rural countries reflects with an increase in the number of students in the same report in urban countries (that implies that the urban-city residential movement” is the result of a response to editorialisation.

Avdimitaj has shown that a separate parallel of my school has been closed due to a small number of students.

The divided school parallels have fewer students, and only one of them has been shut down in co-operation with parents and the school council, providing a more appropriate solution with the aim of establishing the quality of education for students and providing the transfer to them at ame” school, has said, among other things Avdimitaj.

Even Istog this year has fewer students in rural schools. Director The DKA in the Istog municipality, Hajrush Shoshi for Indexline, said that this year there is a drop of 274 students.

The number of students at school this year is 7 426 so we have a 274 drop in all schools. We have a few schools with fewer students, and no school has been closed”, Shoshi said.

He has stressed that the decline of students in schools in rural countries is due to migration as well as shift to urban countries.

The worst situation, however, is in the Podujevo municipality, where five schools have been closed because of the decline in the number of students.

Nazmi Elez, chief of the Information Office in the Podujevo municipality, has said that in some mountainous areas there are schools that are of small number of students.

There is a slight decline in the number of students in primary and secondary education in the Podujevo municipality. In our municipality, we have schools in mountainous areas that are of small number of students, especially separate parallels of the mother's schools, where there continues to be a decline in the number of students from year to year”, Nami Elesi said in an answer.

He has warned that if the trend of falling students continues, some parallels could close.

Even in Rahovec, the situation is not well. Based on statistics on the number of students, there are 636 less registered students in the municipality schools this year.

There are only two students in Drenas. DKA Director Tafil Halilaj for Indexline said that in the 2018/2019 school year there are 592 fewer students.

And Squirews are saying that there are few students but not even school closures.

The same situation is confirmed in the Mitrovica municipality, where, in a response from the Education Directorate, there is generally a decline in the number of students year-on-year.

While it becomes known that there are schools of six, nine and 14 students.

We don't have school that's closed, but we have a school with a small number of students starting with 6 students, then 9 students and 14 students. These are the three schools of deeper rural areas that have the lowest number of students at the municipality level. The decline in the number of students in rural areas is mainly related to the few inhabitants living in these areas, the decline of nightiness, and the deportation to urban areas”, their responses are highlighted.

On the other hand, Blerim Thaci, director of the Directorate for Education and Education in the Malisheva municipality, has said that the decline in the number of students most pronounced is in rural countries.

The student's subx0. We don't have schools in our municipality that are closed because of the few students. For the decline of the number of students, there are many factors, but he mentioned to some: natality, migration abroad, moving toward urban centers, ”, he said briefly about editorialism. /Indesksonline/.