Students with disabilities in senior grades may have their studies extended by one year
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Russian Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov stated that the study period for children with disabilities in senior grades may be extended by no more than one year. The information was reported by the Interfax agency on October 31 in Moscow.
According to the minister, the issue concerns schoolchildren with disabilities who are studying in senior grades. For such children, the study period may be increased, but this period cannot be longer than one year. Thus, studies cannot continue beyond the established term.
The report does not specify all the details of the changes, for example, in which cases and according to what criteria a decision on extending studies is made. It also does not say when exactly the new rules will take effect.
Kravtsov made this statement in Moscow. The topic of education for children with disabilities is important for many families, so this information should be followed closely through official sources once additional details become available.
Sources: Интерфакс
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