18 minutes agoMinistry of Education to share from 80 euros for book purchase
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Education Minister Arberie Nagavci has indicated that parents from Friday can apply for subvention of textbooks. It has announced that they will be separated from 80 euros for the purchase of books for students from the first to fifth grade, as well as additional 30 euros as support for [...]
You can apply from tomorrow to subsidize textbooks. The tools will be in your accounts since the beginning of next week. 80 euros will be allocated for students from 1st to 5th grade for the purchase of textbooks and textbooks. Also, for the first time, students from grade 6 to 9 who already have textbooks provided will be allocated 30 euros as support for other school materials. The application platform along with the instructions will be published tomorrow. Text prices will be published by publishing houses where the list of textbooks selected by professional operatives is already available, so we invite all parents to consult the educators about which texts to buy”, Nagavci said in the Facebook report.
Ten days before the start of the education process, the Ministry of Education announced that it has failed to reach agreements with publishing houses for book purchases, while accusing those offering higher prices than those they have placed in their libraries.
Earlier in the day, publishing representatives told him TIMES have not yet supplied libraries with textbooks.
The Ministry's announcement days ago prompted major public reactions. Opposition parties called for her resignation, saying the nomination constitutes inability to manage the education system.
It is the first time that after 15 years, parents will be forced to buy their own texts, but with the Ministry's remuneration. So far the state carried out all these procedures itself.
Minister Arberie Nagavci had on Monday accused publishing houses of offering high book prices. After that indictment, the Public House “Dukagini” said they submitted an offer of 4 percent cheaper than the previous year.
Shukri Klinku, owner of the publishing house “Laguas”, has told TIME that Nagavci lied since this year's company has not participated in the tender, due to the procedure delays by the ministry.
Under the Law for the Publishing of School Texts, publishing houses send their materials to the Resens Commission, formed by AugustI, and after receiving approval, catalogues with their books are sent to schools for selection.
