Parents angry: "Teachers deserve the best - not on the backs of our children"
After the national parent leadership announced the end of the school year, the organization's company criticized the strike in the education system.
According to her, "no one really understands what the teachers are trying to achieve."
On the other hand, some localities decided to still operate the educational institutions
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23/06/2022
Thursday, 23 June 2022, 08:00 Updated: 08:23
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This morning (Thursday), the national parent leadership company, Liron Habib, criticized the teachers' union's strike that is taking place throughout the country.
"Our teachers deserve the best but this is not the way - it's very important to help teachers, for all educators, they really deserve to be at the top of the payroll, but not on the backs of our children."
"Teachers' organizations need to sit down and find solutions that work well with all teachers. No one really understands what they are trying to achieve," Habib added in an interview on 103FM.
"We are entirely part of their protest, but we are against the strike."
On the other hand, a limited number of localities announced that they would open kindergartens through assistants.
The localities in which the gardens will operate as usual: Afula, Lod, Ma'ale Adumim, Kfar Saba and Ness Ziona.
In Kochav Yair-Tzur Yigal, the studies will take place in part, as well as in Tiberias, where only some of the kindergartens will operate.
In Givatayim, grades 1-3 will operate at a nominal cost.
In Jerusalem, Ashkelon, Harish, Givatayim, Kiryat Ono, Shoham and Kiryat Shmona were prepared to operate the kindergartens, but eventually announced that the move would not materialize, following Histadrut announcements that it would not allow the kindergartens to open without the presence of an education staff member.
However, the after-school programs in Jerusalem and Harish will operate as usual.
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Empty class (Photo: Flash 90, David Cohen)
The local government demanded helpers get to work as usual and threatened sanctions if they did not do so.
This is after agreeing with the Treasury on budgeting for activities in kindergartens and schools starting Sunday.
However, Histadrut chairman Arnon Bar-David reinforced Yaffa Ben-David's struggle and clarified that the assistants will not come to work without a teacher. At this stage it is unclear if and how the Ministry of Finance's plan The schools of the great freedom.
A statement from teachers said that "the sanctions will continue until a concrete proposal is made by the Ministry of Finance and again calls on the Minister of Finance, Avigdor Lieberman, not to wait until Sunday, but to enter into serious negotiations tomorrow."
The secretary general of the Teachers' Union attacked the Ministry of Finance following his intention to fund summer activities in educational institutions starting Sunday. "Meanwhile, the local government center is currently holding a meeting on the agreement with the finance ministry regarding the operation of the schools and kindergartens, with some of the heads of the authorities still opposed.
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