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As representatives of the municipality and the school in the BNS said, they are talking with parents and the objective is to resolve the situation on Wednesday, when preventive tests will begin at the school.
“Because we have not yet started evaluating the children, they came to school like everyone else. Parents have not yet written that they agree or disagree, nor have they written a refusal to evaluate their children. But yes, they brought children whose consent to be tested was not provided, ”said Jonas Petkevičius, Head of the Department of Culture, Education and Sports of the Kaunas District Municipality.
According to him, after the Kaunas District Municipality was among the municipalities where primary school children could continue their education only after taking preventive examinations, it was agreed that from Tuesday the children who did not agree to take the test already they would not be in schools.
“We informed them that they should not come. But the school prepared its first test four days later, so all the children attended last week. Now he is not entirely in accordance with the plan: we plan that today the parents who do not access the test will no longer marry the children, ”said a representative of the municipality.
According to him, some parents, after reading the documents, gave consents, others are expected to wait until Wednesday, when the tests will begin at the school. If they do not agree, distance learning will be arranged for the children and when they are brought to school they will be taught separately on the school premises.
“Perhaps today we will obtain the consent of the parents and the children will be examined. And if not, tomorrow we will decide with the child welfare commission how to guarantee the education of the children in school, if the parents will take the non-examined to school” said J. Petkevičius.
According to him, the parents of a class bring their children to school in this way.
“A class here. Other parents are single, they do not agree, but they do not marry,” said a representative of the municipality.
Asta Gudaitienė, principal of Ringaudai Primary School in Kaunas District, said her parents had decided to ignore the government’s resolution. She said she suggested that these parents turn to the ministries because such actions disrupt the process at the school, which only follows instructions and tries to ensure safe conditions for children to study.
“When we really have small premises in the school today, only adapted to this number of children, the challenge for us to ensure safety is really great, and when such events occur, it is a very complicated and disruptive process,” said the director of the school.
“It’s a lot of hard work this year, we all understand it. Such interruptions certainly cost the school enough strength and excitement. We could use our energy much more efficiently,” he added.
He stressed that the vast majority of parents have signed consents and the school will start testing, and the remaining children will have distance education so that they do not suffer.
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