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School Is Not the End of the WorldSchool Is Not the End of the World
School Is Not the End of the WorldA family psychologist from Yaroslavl explains how parents can ease children's transition to school and keep 1 September a happy, stress-free memory for first-graders and older pupils alike.
Yekaterinburg locals share vivid school memoriesYekaterinburg locals share vivid school memories
Yekaterinburg locals share vivid school memoriesAs 1 September approaches, E1.RU readers recall the best and worst of their school years, from pancakes with their homeroom teacher to bullying and rooftop sunbathing.
Mother Exposes College Admissions Chaos in TyumenMother Exposes College Admissions Chaos in Tyumen
Mother Exposes College Admissions Chaos in TyumenHundreds of applicants compete for just 30 places at Tyumen colleges, as one mother speaks out about her son's uncertain future.
Omsk Teacher Reveals First Grade RequirementsOmsk Teacher Reveals First Grade Requirements
Omsk Teacher Reveals First Grade RequirementsAn Omsk elementary school teacher explains what skills and knowledge a child truly needs before starting first grade, reassuring parents that reading and writing are not mandatory.
Diplomat tells how to join Russian Foreign MinistryDiplomat tells how to join Russian Foreign Ministry
Diplomat tells how to join Russian Foreign MinistrySergey Semyonov, Russia's Consul General in Gdańsk, shared tips on pursuing a diplomatic career, emphasizing education and personal qualities.
Woman Slams Vladivostok Schools After RelocationWoman Slams Vladivostok Schools After Relocation
Woman Slams Vladivostok Schools After RelocationA woman who moved from Yakutia to Vladivostok with her family criticized local education, saying children are sent to tutors when they struggle. She lived there for five months.
“There are no regular classes!”: Krasnoyarsk parents on pressure after 9th grade“There are no regular classes!”: Krasnoyarsk parents on pressure after 9th grade
“There are no regular classes!”: Krasnoyarsk parents on pressure after 9th gradeReaders share experiences of schools urging 9th graders to leave for college, citing OGE scores, despite legal rights to continue.
Education vs Diploma: Rostovites Debate UniversitiesEducation vs Diploma: Rostovites Debate Universities
Education vs Diploma: Rostovites Debate UniversitiesRostov graduates criticized universities, and readers in comments split into two camps: some consider the diploma useless, others — an important stage of development.
Some get education, others a diploma: Rostovites argueSome get education, others a diploma: Rostovites argue
Some get education, others a diploma: Rostovites argueRostov residents are split on the value of higher education after graduates voiced disappointment in a recent article. We collected comments from readers.
455 Million Ruble Kindergarten in Omsk's Neftyaniki District455 Million Ruble Kindergarten in Omsk's Neftyaniki District
455 Million Ruble Kindergarten in Omsk's Neftyaniki DistrictA kindergarten costing 455 million rubles (about $5.1 million at current rates) will be built in Omsk's Sovetsky district (Neftyaniki) by contractor ASK Monolit. Completion is scheduled by August 31, 2027.
«We'll Have to Buy Thermal Underwear Again»«We'll Have to Buy Thermal Underwear Again»
«We'll Have to Buy Thermal Underwear Again»Children in the Buratino kindergarten in Mogoytuy, Zabaykalsky Krai, are freezing because the building remains uninsulated despite promises of repairs.
Chelyabinsk School 104 Repair: Parents Doubt DeadlinesChelyabinsk School 104 Repair: Parents Doubt Deadlines
Chelyabinsk School 104 Repair: Parents Doubt DeadlinesParents of students at Chelyabinsk School No. 104 are worried that the roof repair will not be completed by September 1. According to them, there are only two workers, and classrooms were flooded during rains.
Parents Fear School Renovation Unfinished by SeptemberParents Fear School Renovation Unfinished by September
Parents Fear School Renovation Unfinished by SeptemberAccording to parents, only two workers are replacing the roof at Chelyabinsk School No. 104. They fear the renovation will not be completed by September 1, after classrooms were flooded during heavy rains.
Kukharuk: Over 25,000 Applications, Record Perfect ScoresKukharuk: Over 25,000 Applications, Record Perfect Scores
Kukharuk: Over 25,000 Applications, Record Perfect ScoresWith over 25,000 applications submitted, Yugra graduates set a record this year, as 112 students achieved perfect scores on the Unified State Exam.
Tolyatti student gets 100, 100, 94 on examsTolyatti student gets 100, 100, 94 on exams
Tolyatti student gets 100, 100, 94 on examsDarya Byakova from Tolyatti scored 100 on Russian and physics and 94 on math. She shares her preparation tips and how she managed stress.
Three Kazan Mothers Share School Prep CostsThree Kazan Mothers Share School Prep Costs
Three Kazan Mothers Share School Prep CostsWe spoke with a mother of many children, a single mother, and a mother of a future first-grader about school preparation costs in Kazan, sharing their tips and experiences.
Modular building for classrooms starts near college dormitoryModular building for classrooms starts near college dormitory
Modular building for classrooms starts near college dormitoryA modular building with three classrooms is being built near the dormitory of Chita Polytechnic College to host practical training for future power engineers.
Graduate scores 100, 100, 94 on three USE subjectsGraduate scores 100, 100, 94 on three USE subjects
Graduate scores 100, 100, 94 on three USE subjectsDaria Byakova, a graduate from Tolyatti, scored 100 points on the Unified State Exam in Russian and Physics and 94 in Mathematics, and shares her preparation strategies.
Even C-Students Can Ace EGE: 100, 100, 94Even C-Students Can Ace EGE: 100, 100, 94
Even C-Students Can Ace EGE: 100, 100, 94Daria Byakova from School No. 61 in Tolyatti scored perfect 100s on Russian and Physics and 94 on Advanced Math on the EGE. She shares her preparation secrets.
Mandatory 10th Grade: Enough Spaces in Chelyabinsk Schools?Mandatory 10th Grade: Enough Spaces in Chelyabinsk Schools?
Mandatory 10th Grade: Enough Spaces in Chelyabinsk Schools?Russia's Education Ministry says schools must offer 10th grade places to all 9th graders, but Chelyabinsk parents report limited space, prompting city officials to open more classes.
Tough Education Quiz: Answer All Questions, Get AssessedTough Education Quiz: Answer All Questions, Get Assessed
Tough Education Quiz: Answer All Questions, Get AssessedThe test was created by a graduate who earned 200 points on the Unified State Exam (100 each in Russian and literature).
Unified State Exams Permanently Moved to June 1Unified State Exams Permanently Moved to June 1
Unified State Exams Permanently Moved to June 1Rosobrnadzor head Anzor Muzayev announced that the Unified State Exam will now start no earlier than June 1, a permanent change ordered by the president that has proven successful.
New Rector Appointed at NArFU After Two-Year VacancyNew Rector Appointed at NArFU After Two-Year Vacancy
New Rector Appointed at NArFU After Two-Year VacancyMikhail Danilov has been appointed rector of NArFU in Arkhangelsk, filling a position that had been vacant for two years after Elena Kudryashova's departure.
10 Logic Puzzles to Challenge Ufa Residents10 Logic Puzzles to Challenge Ufa Residents
10 Logic Puzzles to Challenge Ufa ResidentsThis test of 10 logic puzzles will require you to think hard. Can you answer them in a snap?
Khabirov Praises Bashkir Ninth-Grader for Silver MedalKhabirov Praises Bashkir Ninth-Grader for Silver Medal
Khabirov Praises Bashkir Ninth-Grader for Silver MedalA ninth-grader from Bashkiria won silver at the International Economics Olympiad, outperforming students from 60 countries.