During the thousand days of the full-scale war, 89 teachers and lecturers tragically died, and the total number of diplomas on higher education that were never issued exceeded 500, Minister of Education and Science Oksen Lisovyi said.
“In 1,000 days, Russia took the lives of 89 teachers and lecturers, and the number of unissued higher education diplomas exceeded 500. 228,000 children were taken from their homes, 16 universities left their native walls, and approximately 1,000 schools were on the other side of the front line. Despite the loss, despite the destruction, despite the danger, education has endured, education is being restored, education gives hope and confidence in the future.” – wrote Lisovyi on Facebook
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The minister emphasized that today children are returning to school, and the schools themselves are improving, being filled with the necessary textbooks and everything necessary.
“Reforms of NUS and high schools continue, new, long-overdue changes in higher education and science are launched. For 1000 days, we overcome our fear, doubt, fatigue and despair. We win for the right to have a future. A safe, dignified, educated future, which we will certainly get “, – he concluded.
