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Toila kooli gümnaasiumiosa sulgemine tekitas segadust

Toila kooli gümnaasiumiosa sulgemine tekitas segadust

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The Closure of Toila School's Gymnasium Section Caused Confusion

Toila kooli gümnaasiumiosa sulgemise otsus . Lastevanemad väidavad, et see on . Kohtunik leidis, et Kohtla-Järve gümnaasiumis on piisavalt eesti keelega õpilasi.
Lastevanemad rõhutasid, et kohalikud omavalitsused ja riik peavad tagama e. Kohtus ei käsitletud seda probleemi põhjalikult. Kohtunik leidis, et Kohtla-Järve gümnaasium on Toila õpilastele hea alternatiiv.
2023. aastal tegid Kohtla-Järve gümnaasiumis 23 õpilast i. Sillamäel ja Jõhvis oli see arv väiksem. Kohtunik märkis, et Kohtla-Järve gümnaasiumis on .
Kohtu hinnangul on Toila õpilastel võimalus saada gümnaasiumiharidust koolis, kus on väike. Kohtla-Järve gümnaasium ei tee õpilaste koduse keele kohta küsitlusi. Kooli juht rõhutas, et paljud tulevad vene keelega peredest.
Endine kirjutas Toila kooli toetuseks. Ta leidis, et . Haridusministeeriumi esindaja ütles kohtule, et riigilt eks ei ole gümnaasiumiastmest loobumine.
Toila valla kohtusse kaevanud 25 lapsevanemat pole veel otsustanud, kas nad kaebavad otsuse edasi. Aega on neil otsustamiseks 30. maini. Tartu halduskohus jättis kaebuse rahuldamata, leides, et Toila valla otsus ei riku kaebajate õigusi.
The decision to close the gymnasium section of Toila School led to a court dispute. Parents claim that it is the last Estonian-language gymnasium in Ida-Viru County. The judge found that there are enough Estonian-speaking students at the Kohtla-Järve Gymnasium.
Parents emphasized that local governments and the state must ensure education with an Estonian-language learning environment. The court did not address this issue in detail. The judge found that the Kohtla-Järve Gymnasium is a good alternative for Toila students.
In 2023, 23 students at the Kohtla-Järve Gymnasium took the Estonian as a mother tongue exam. The number was lower in Sillamäe and Jõhvi. The judge noted that the number of Estonian-speaking students at the Kohtla-Järve Gymnasium has increased.
According to the court, Toila students have the opportunity to receive gymnasium education at a school where the proportion of students speaking other languages is small. The Kohtla-Järve Gymnasium does not conduct surveys on students' home languages. The school principal emphasized that many students studying Estonian as a mother tongue come from Russian-speaking families.
Former Education Minister Tõnis Lukas wrote in support of Toila School. He found that exceptions can be made in Ida-Viru County. A representative of the Ministry of Education told the court that giving up the gymnasium level is not a prerequisite for receiving state investment in the school.
The 25 parents who filed a lawsuit with the Toila Parish Court have not yet decided whether they will appeal the decision further. They have until May 30 to decide. The Tartu Administrative Court dismissed the complaint, finding that the Toila Parish decision does not violate the complainants' rights.