SUNKU: I can give numbers and statements, but in 70% there was no lesson

The SBASKU has reacted by saying that in 70 %s of primary and lower education institutions this Saturday, no teaching has been held, while in the rest, the number of students was too small and therefore, according to them, there was no teaching process.

Through their reaction, it is said not to have been assessed at the extraordinary meeting that the SBASK has held with municipal union-level chiefs who have reported on today's situation in their municipalities.

Instead of continuing with the pressures of sending inspectors to schools, MANY should think without charge and since the beginning of the week coming to hold an emergency meeting with representatives of the Association of Commons, DKA College, Parents and SBASK to make joint efforts and reach acceptable agreements regarding hours lost on strike.

If this is not done, then we will have the same situation on other Saturdays, and much more on regular working days the learning process will not have a good flow of debates that will develop over the matter of hours lost on strike”, it says in their response.