Lesson on 18 October to be held online in schools to serve as polling stations

Chairman of the United Education, Science and Culture Union ( The SBAAK), Nundman Jasharaj, has said that schools that will serve as polling stations, on October 18th, will hold online instruction, while those that do not serve will be held regular instruction.

Ngjemmanaj said this is what has been reported after communication that he had with Minister of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation Arberie Nagavci.

“We also supported the idea of the Kosovo Communist Association, given their reasoning that it's happening because it's about to be left with Covid, within the school, their idea was that the next day it won't be started and that day won't be used for rest, but that institutions within schools take care of it, but then the minister went out and communicated with it yesterday and she explained that in schools where there's no choice, there will be regular instruction, while in schools selected by the CECZCZ to vote, and students will be at home, but will not be lost, but there will be no school where there will be an online learning, but there will be a local economy.

In view of the situation with David-19, he also claims that this is the best choice, since the loss of learning is not welcome.

Knowing that we have a lot of lost days, we agreed yesterday with the minister that it would happen, so the SBASK agrees that in the schools where it is voted, instruction will be conducted online while in schools that are not meant to be the polling centre to hold the usual lesson. We agreed after the minister's reasoning because it's very lost days, and if we add another day to it, we'll have a lot of extra trouble”, Jasharaj said.