The director of the school named after John Kirakosyan was appointed and presented to the collective

This process does not involve listening to anyone's opinion. This was announced today, on October 14, after the appointment of the headmaster of John Kirakosyan School No. 20, the head of the general education department of the municipality Margarit Khachatryan, referring to the observation that the acting headmaster was appointed without taking into account the opinions of the staff and parents. He writes about thisNews.am:the

According to him, the appointed person will continue to work with teachers and parents, which is very important. "It is the mayor's decision. There was a working process inside, no criticism was heard. It is the initial stage of acceptance-handover. The school did not have a temporary director, the performance of duties was assigned to one of the employees, Larisa Movsisyan, she could not show up for work due to health problems. There was a need to appoint a temporary acting director," he said, refusing to mention the reasons why a candidate from outside was brought in and appointed as acting director of the school.

"I will not mention the reasons, it was necessary to appoint an acting person, and that it should be someone who does not work at the school. If this is related to what happened at school a few days ago, or even if it is not, I don't think it is appropriate to talk about it, because we can have a certain influence on the preliminary investigation.

I can't hide that the holding of the director's competition and the director's appointment were already taking longer. The events took place and there was no room for delay after this incident.

It should be noted that on Thursday, the National Security Service invaded the school named after John Kirakosyan and brought the physics teacher, who is accused of committing lewd acts, in front of the children.

And already today it became known that a candidate from abroad is being brought in as the acting director, knowing that a number of parents came to the school to express their complaint.

Christine Dumanyan, whose husband works at the National Security Service, was appointed as the acting director of the school.