New Direction for Choice of School Directors Rejected

The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MASHT) had pledged that the release of this document guarantees depoliticisation of schools, writes Koha Ditore. But those who are opposed to the directive consider that drafting it will not achieve that effect, but will only cause divisions in the school collective. This, as with the new directive, is determined that the applicant's assessment commission consists of a member of the municipal directorate, a representative of municipal-level parents and a MART representative.

Meanwhile, in the quality of observers there will be two representatives of the school board, a parent and a teacher. So far, the selection of school principals has been made based on the old directive, which provided that the assessment commission makes up two members of municipal directors and a August representative. The Law on Pre-university Education and the Law provides for municipalities in place.

The appointment at the end will be made by the mayor on the basis of the commission's results. That was before.