The education system is in turmoil: "Education Minister Shasha Bitton has turned from an asset into a burden - it is a weight on the Ministry of Education
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says a senior ministry official about the conduct of Minister Yifat Shasha Bitton in recent days.
The Ministry of Education is still trying to mend the rifts left by the battle between Education Minister Yifat Shasha Bitton and outgoing director general Yigal Slovik. Because these are professional disagreements.
Yigal Slovik, Director General of the Ministry of Education who was fired, Photo: Noam Moskowitz - Knesset Spokeswoman
A senior figure in the Ministry of Education referred yesterday to the mood in the ministry and said that "the system is insane, there is a big upheaval here. There are stinking struggles that do a lot of good educators a lot of injustice."
In an attempt to stabilize the system, Education Minister Yifat Shasha Bitton announced yesterday that she had chosen Dalit Stauber for the position of director general of the Ministry of Education.
Stauber served as director general of the Ministry of Education from 2011 to 2013. A former senior official in the education system referred to the appointment and said that "Galit Stauber was forced on Minister Yifat Shasha Bitton by Minister Gideon Saar that Dalit Stauber was the director general of his ministry. ".
The Shasha Bitton bureau rejected the allegations.
The Minister of Education said that "Stauber is a leading and valued educator, who knows the system well and will lead significant processes with me."
The education minister accused yesterday that an employee in the outgoing CEO's job of trust went out with him on a media revenge campaign, during which she said that the minister banned the presentation of corona data and outbursts in schools.
Minister Gideon Saar with CEO Dalit Stauber, in 2012, Photo: Gideon Markowitz
Recall that the breaking point with the CEO was the words of the Minister of Education at the Israel Today Resilience Conference last week, when she spoke about student vaccinations in schools and said that "there will be mobility outside the school." At the time, the CEO was discussing Vaccines within schools, and was surprised.
Slovik told his associates: "This was the breaking point. While the ordinance was being drafted, I was sitting in a multi-participant discussion with the Corona Projector, the Home Front Command, the local government and agreeing on vaccinations within the schools."
The outgoing director general of the ministry added in a conversation with his associates that "suddenly the minister's words about vaccines outside the schools come out of the 'Israel Today' conference.
I called Sarah and told her 'what is this?'.
"I received calls from all sorts of sources telling me - 'but we agreed on vaccines within the schools and that we do not comply with the agreement.'
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