It is not pleasant to see a closed garden • The education system is fully disabled, including kindergartens and day care centers • 7,751 kindergartens and students and 901 teaching staff are in isolation • All youth movements cancel the activity

• The Passover holiday has already begun for the five children of the Assulin family from Anatot \\ Photo: Oren Ben Hakon

A new headache for parents: the decision has been made - and more than 2.5 million students remain in homes. Studies at all educational institutions are canceled.

Not only kindergartens and schools are disabled, but also supervised daycare centers, including those of Na'amat, "Smart Start," WIZO and the like. The real chaos happens in nursery schools and private kindergartens. Many parents and also gardeners do not know how to drive.

Many nursery activists announced that they would not activate them.

According to Dr. Shulamit Bismanovsky, CEO of the private kindergarten: "If the kindergartens are closed without financial support from the state - the independent kindergartens will not be able to survive and the children will have nowhere to go. The kindergartners fear that if a government decision is made to close the kindergartens and parents will cancel the checks "An economic problem for independent horticulturists who do not worry about adequate compensation and may go bankrupt. In such a situation, children will have nowhere to return after the emergency. Private gardeners must be taken into account under the Small Business Compensation Plan."

True, 10 sick patients in the education system have been discovered recently. Apart from them, the number of students and teaching staff in isolation reaches 8,652. Of these, 7,751 are kindergarten and student children and 901 are teaching staff.

The children of the villages

Some of the major casualties of the education system will be high school students, who are scheduled to take the matriculation exams in the coming weeks. Already this week, an oral matriculation examination in English (30,000 students) and practical art were scheduled - and both were rejected. The big problem of the Ministry of Education is that the matriculation exams in other subjects such as literature and the Bible have already been written and printed, some are also in the Ministry of Education's safes, and therefore there will be no choice but to reduce the material for exams. Another problem of the Ministry of Education is the youth villages, which have youth From Naleh program - youth who immigrated to Israel before their parents and do not have a family rear. They have nowhere to go and the Education Ministry will have to worry about them.

In keeping with the announcement of the school system being disabled, this informal resident is also resident. This means that youth movements will not conduct activities - even those scheduled for Passover. Viewers have already announced that, according to the new guidelines, the movement had to cancel conferences and seminars, and in addition - Passover trips did not take place. Viewers noted that the money would be returned to the parents in full.

In addition - no psychometric or screening tests for about 31,500 examinees. Following the Ministry of Health guidelines, the upcoming psychometric exam scheduled for April is being rejected. Higher education institutions do not allow frontal teaching and exams, which require group attendance. During the week, the National Center for Examinations and Evaluation (ELO) and the University Heads Committee will hold discussions on alternatives that fit the Ministry of Health's guidelines. The public will be updated accordingly. Which is not their native language) - will be eliminated.

Significant examination

Psychometric exams in April are considered significant as they come before enrolling in academic institutions. The decision is expected to cause confusion among thousands of young people, some of whom need grades to apply for academic studies as early as next school year.

The entire education system will now only operate in distance learning, second-semester exams, conferences and classes - canceled. This is going to be one of the biggest challenges for universities and colleges - both students and lecturers will try to get used to and understand how the various learning programs operate.