The president of the “Spiru Haret” Federation, Marius Nistor, announced on Saturday, September 6, that following a referendum it will be decided whether Tuesday the teachers will protest on the street or in schools.
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“Why not protest anymore? When did you take these measures, did you talk to the social partners? Our politicians are more interested in the issues in the judiciary and are able to dust the coalition for them.” Marius Nistor told Antena 3 CNN.
After the Vice President CJ Arad asked to maintain the protests, but also to start the school on September 8, Marius Nistor replied that this is not a protest, but a boycott.
“But the boycott is something else. The common sense has completely disappeared when you have implemented these measures. What do we have to celebrate on September 8th? 35 years of underfunding education,” he said.
Also, the president of the federation gave assurances that, following a referendum, he will decide whether Tuesday the teachers will protest on the street or in schools.
He thanked the parents who go out to Victoriei Square and, to those who do not know whether to send their children to school on September 8, recommended them to “listen to what civil society and trade union organizations say.”
“Our colleagues will decide, based on the referendum on Tuesday, if 80% of teachers will protest in the street or units. In situations where students will come to school, teachers will wear white banders, in solidarity.
Until Sunday night, we try to have this answer ”, he said.
However, the Minister of Education, Daniel David, urged his parents to take their children to school on Monday and declared optimistic that the hours will start normally. Antena 3 CNN contacted the county school inspectorates to find out where the school begins on Monday, and where not.
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white – The students enter the hours, and in the following days new decisions will be made after the school starts.
Arad – The school begins, but many students have the green week.
Arges – Monday students go to school on the first day, and on Tuesday, depending on the decision taken, they will enter the classes where some activities will be done, but no new subject is taught; On Monday I receive the times.
Bacău – On Monday, students enter the classes, and on Tuesday the courses are carried out normally.
Botosani – Students go to classes.
Buzau – All students are at hours.
Constant – The courses start everywhere, and the directors and teachers go to schools.
Dolj – Students are called to school, but there are no hours on Monday, being the first day; On Tuesday the courses will start.
Gorj – some schools teach, some do not; Children are called to school, but they are not taught.
Hunedoara – students enter the classes directly and are held for hours.
IASI – Students have a normal program, at hours.
Maramures – Students enter the first day.
MEHEDINŢI – The courses are normal for all week.
Mures – the school begins normally; On the first day, accommodation is done, the textbooks are divided and the organization, some schools enter directly at hours, others have festivities before; Later the program will be decided.
Satu Mare – Students enter the hours where leadership is made, and in the following days the program will work normally, if no changes occur.
Sibiu – Monday the program is normal; For the following days it will be established after the strike in Bucharest; The only boycott is the absence of festivities.
Suceava – The students from the beginning of the cycle are received by teachers and leaders, the program is normal, and a message from the union leaders is expected on Monday.
row – Monday and Tuesday are done hours, and the program continues normal.
dale – The school starts normally, with hours.
Vrancea – All students are at hours.
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