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Bishkek Schools Warned Against Graduation Fundraising, Focus on Safety

From 24.kg · () Russian

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  • Bishkek schools were reminded of the ban on collecting funds for graduation events.
  • A meeting was held at School No. 33 to discuss safety measures for students during the 'Last Bell' ceremony and summer holidays.
  • School administrators were cautioned about their responsibility in ensuring public order and preventing emergencies.

As the academic year draws to a close in Bishkek, a crucial meeting was convened at School No. 33, bringing together principals from across the capital. The primary focus was on ensuring the safety and security of our students during the upcoming 'Last Bell' ceremonies and throughout the summer break.

City authorities have reiterated a strict prohibition on fundraising for graduation events, including parties and gifts for teachers. This measure aims to prevent undue financial burdens on families and maintain the integrity of the educational environment. Our schools must remain focused on education, not on commercialized celebrations.

Furthermore, significant attention was given to proactive measures for the summer holidays. Ensuring children's safety, providing constructive activities, and preventing juvenile delinquency are paramount. The responsibility lies heavily on educational institutions to uphold public order and be prepared for any potential emergencies, safeguarding our youth during this period.

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