The admission will take place in two stages and with the use of digital services to avoid queues, the press service of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation reported.
“From April 1, all Russian schools will start accepting applications for the first grades. In 2022, approximately 2 million first-graders will be seated at their desks. To make the process of enrolling children in school as comfortable, fair and transparent as possible, the Ministry of Education of Russia has developed a procedure that regulates all stages of recruitment training, ”the statement reads.
There are two steps in total. The first runs from April 1 to June 30. It is intended for children who live in the territory assigned to the school, that is, in the same area as the educational institution. It is also aimed at children who have an emergency, priority and priority in enrollment. The second phase will start on July 6 and will run until the vacancies are filled, but no later than September 5. It is aimed at children who do not live in their assigned territory. During this time, you can apply to educational establishments in another district.
“Enrolling a child in first grade is now as accessible as possible. In all regions of the country, parents have several options for enrollment, they just need to decide on the most convenient one for a given family. It is not necessary to come to the school in person. Digital services greatly simplify this process. There are no queues, no rush, application deadlines are convenient. Not a single first-grader will be left without a school in 2022 — quotes the press service in the words of the Minister of Education, Sergei Kravtsov.
As the press service explains, children of judges, prosecutors and employees of the Investigative Committee are exceptionally allocated places in boarding houses. The basic right to enroll in the first class have children of military personnel at the place of residence of their families, police officers, the Federal Prison Service, the FSSP, the Federal Customs Service, the fire department at the place of residence, and so on.
Brothers and sisters, including step sisters who share a common parent, have a preferential right to register, reports TASS.
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