4 minutes agoThe Parents' Council gives details on the purchase of texts ... Dragusha: Prices Were Not Set in Books
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Parents' Council Chairman Besnik Dragusha has purchased textbooks for his daughter today, indicating that book prices were out of place Dragusha says that book prices were not set and that he has bought school textbooks for his daughter today, where he saw English and without physical education the price [...]
Dragusha says that book prices were not set and that today he has bought textbooks for his daughter, where without English and physical education the price was 51.45.
What kind of prices were not in books, which should be? Today, I bought the books for my daughter's IV class, and their cmin without English and without physical education was 51.45$<18x1>, he said.
The same suggested that there were no complaints from parents on the application issue today, while the demands of the parents who received them during the weekend have been addressed to the ministry over the telephone.
“Today I have not had complaints from my parents about the application issues, while my parents' requests that I accepted during the weekend have been addressed to the ministry over the phone, and I had answers, as follows:”, Dragusha stressed.
“1. There are times when X schools (Pristina cases éfrem Gashi) are missing on the list during the application? In these cases after you choose your municipality, on the school list you choose your next option.
2. How can children who are late enrolled be equipped with books? Will the application continue until the end of September in these cases?
3. How do children apply under six years of age? Application must be made through email [email protected]
4. How can children apply in special care (special needs) when their age is out of harmony with the class? These cases will be verified, and the application can be made as in children under six separate cases. ”
All these concerns and return information are realized over the phone! ”, said Council of Parents Chairman Dragusha for Blic newspaper.
Otherwise, the Education Ministry's decision to cover the cost of textbooks for students from the first to fifth grade has triggered numerous reactions. Several issues have been raised in public opinion, including how the cost of textbooks and textbooks for students will be accomplished, and especially the transfer of funds to parent bank accounts that may be problematic for many reasons.
Kosovo Minister of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation (MASHTI), Arberie Nagavci, announced that they will be separated from 80 euros for students from first grade to fifth grade for the purchase of textbooks, while to receive them parents must apply online from 25 August.
Addressing the parents of primary students, via a video on her Facebook account, Nagavci said that <x0mnets will be shown to your accounts since the beginning of next week. ”
Meanwhile, for students from sixth to ninth grade who already have textbooks provided from last year, 30 euros will be allocated as support for other school materials, she announced.
The Ministry of Education has distributed books for primary school students free of charge since 2008.
But, Nagavci announced last week that it has changed the way the textbooks are distributed, due to the failure of the agreement with publishing houses for the supply of book schools, because, according to her, publishing houses have offered prices far higher than those they place in their libraries.
As a result, the Ministry will deposit the parents of students with tools in their accounts so that they can buy the books themselves.
School textbooks prices in several libraries in Pristina for first-class students up to fifth amount to up to 60 euros, while for those in the sixth to ninth grade, up to 80 euros.
Parents will have to apply on the government's online platform, E-Kosovo, for providing money for the purchase of textbooks for their children.
This decision by Minister Nagavci has been rejected by the opposition, which has demanded her resignation, as well as by the Kosovo Parents' Council itself.
The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) demanded Nagavci's resignation because of what he has described as “mismanagement of the school year”, while the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK) also called for the collapse of the Kosovo Government.
“Kosovo does not deserve a minister who has failed to manage education at any level and has eventually surrendered by handing over responsibility to parents”, said the head of the Women's Forum in the LDK, Jehona Lucaku, during a news conference on August 22nd.
