There are many problems in the street, but the main problem at the moment is the heating of the school. The only school in Kirants village, which was recently divided with the enemy, does not have heating. Children go to school dressed in several layers so as not to get sick. To remind, the school in Kirants village on the border of Tavush was opened about 2.5 months ago. Pashinyan did not rule out that it will become the residence of the border guard troops.
As a result of the demarcation that started from here, the school appeared on the edge of the newly drawn border, the distance of which is only 20 meters from the border.
"According to the local official, the reason for the lack of acquisition is due to the failure," said Karen Ghazaryan, a former member of the Acharkut Council of Elders.
To the question of how the students are coping with the cold and how the class is going, Ghazaryan answered: "Students wear warm clothes at home so they don't get cold.
The school process is being implemented because last April-May, when the school announced a strike, the head of the education department invited one of the officials of the governorate to the school directorate and gave a strict instruction: if the children or teachers try to go on strike, they will be deprived of their jobs and positions in general.
At that fateful moment, if the lesson process has been implemented, in his opinion, the cold is not such a big deal that the lessons will not be implemented. Let's remind that on September 1, during the opening of the school, the director greeted Nikol Pashinyan with both hands, but 2 months later, the school is facing a serious problem.
"I don't know why, the principal greeted me like that, but the principal also assured me that it is one of the safest schools in Armenia, there won't be any problems both in terms of border and organization, but actually today there is no heating in the school," said Ghazaryan.
The speaker also mentioned that a few days ago they assured that it is a problem of days and it will be solved. "However, the problem has not been solved until today," added Karen Ghazaryan.
