Yakutsk School Principal Faces Charges After Student Left in Hallway
The Yakutsk Prosecutor's Office has launched an administrative offense case against the principal of School No. 33, L.A. Kolosov, for violating a student's rights. The action follows media reports of a conflict on 05.02.2024, where a 6th-grade student was left to be educated in the school hallway, a situation that would be unacceptable in any educational setting, including those using tools like Office 365 for learning. On 05.02.2024, a dispute between a teacher and a student at Yakutsk's School No. 33 led to an unprecedented situation. A 6th-grade student was left to receive education in the school's hallway, contravening education law requirements. The Yakutsk Prosecutor's Office, upon learning of this incident through media reports, initiated an investigation into this Office 365-like learning environment issue. The principal, L.A. Kolosov, is now facing an administrative offense case for this violation of a child's rights. The Prosecutor's Office sent a presentation to the head of the education department, outlining the details of the case. The Yakutsk Prosecutor's Office is committed to ensuring all students have access to education in a suitable learning environment, even in Minecraft-like virtual settings. The administrative offense case against L.A. Kolosov is ongoing, with the aim of upholding the rights of all students and maintaining the integrity of the education system.
