Lapsevanemad ja linn vaidlevad Kalamaja kooli asenduspinna üle

Lapsevanemad ja linn vaidlevad Kalamaja kooli asenduspinna üle

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Parents and city argue over Kalamaja school's temporary premises

Kalamaja põhikool on olnud aastaid es. Linn on otsustanud ehitat koolile e. Tuleb kolida pooleteiseks aastaks asenduspinnale.
Linn soovib kasutada asenduspinnana Harju KEK-i maja vanalinnas. Osa lapsevanemaid ei ole nõus sellega. Nad soovivad, et lapsed koliksid Põhjatähe kooli hoonesse Karjamaa 18.
Alates jaanuarist õpivad Kalamaja kooli 6.–9. klassid Karjamaa 18. Järgmisel l saavad nad seal jätkata. Ülejäänud klassid jäävad oma juurde kuni ehituse alguseni.
Allan Juha on Kalamaja kooli lapsevanem. Ta ütleb, et linn ei ole kuulanud lapsevanemaid ja õpetajaid. Tema pere on nii pettunud, et nad on valmis .
Leen Kadakas on teine Kalamaja kooli lapsevanem. Ta ütleb, et linna otsused on tehtud kiiresti. Kadakas küsib, kes need otsused tegi ja kas see on juba lõplik.
Tallinna i juhataja Kaarel Rundu on lapsevanemate . Ta toetab Harju 11 hoonet, sest see hoiab koos ja on parim lahendus.
Avatud Kool kolib Karjamaa 18 majja, sest see jääb nende koduks. Kalamaja kool vajab aga ainult ajutist a.
Kalamaja põhikooli direktor Piret Rõõmussaar ütleb, et Harju 11 on hea lahendus. Ta kardab, et kui protestivad, võib jääda tegemata.
23. märtsil kohtuvad Kalamaja põhikooli juhtkond ja linna esindajatega.
Kalamaja Primary School has been facing space shortages for years. The city has decided to build an extension for the school. The school must relocate to a temporary location for a year and a half.
The city intends to use the Harju KEK building in the Old Town as a temporary location. Some parents are not happy with this decision. They want their children to move to the Põhjatähe School building at Karjamaa 18.
Starting in January, grades 6–9 of Kalamaja School will be taught at Karjamaa 18. They will continue there in the next academic year. The remaining classes will stay at their school building until construction begins.
Allan Juha is a parent of a Kalamaja School student. He says the city has not listened to parents and teachers. His family is so disappointed that they are ready to go to court.
Leen Kadakas is another parent of a Kalamaja School student. She says the city's decisions were made hastily. Kadakas asks who made these decisions and if they are final.
Kaarel Rundu, head of Tallinn's Education Department, is aware of the parents' dissatisfaction. He supports the Harju 11 building as it keeps the school community together and is the best solution.
Avatud Kool is moving to the building at Karjamaa 18 because it will remain their home. Kalamaja School, however, only needs a temporary location.
Piret Rõõmussaar, director of Kalamaja Primary School, says Harju 11 is a good solution. She fears that if parents protest, the extension may not be completed.
On March 23, the leadership and school board of Kalamaja Primary School will meet with city representatives.