Government school maintenance plans questioned

The article includes a parliamentary question regarding the government's plan for school maintenance across the country. The information indicates that many schools suffer from deteriorating infrastructure, including furniture, restrooms, and fences, which negatively impacts the learning environment and the safety of students and teachers. The deputy emphasized that there is a deficiency in both routine and emergency maintenance work despite allocated budgets, and that there is no clear plan to assess the condition of schools before the start of the academic year. He called for the development of an urgent and mid-term plan to improve the most affected schools, the establishment of an up-to-date database, as well as a regular review system every six months, with results linked to the budget to ensure accountability. Additionally, he requested the announcement of measures to ensure schools are prepared as the school year approaches, including protective measures for the winter season. Investing in school maintenance is seen as a direct investment in the future of education and the quality of the educational process.

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