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Who is responsible for providing it? Should the principal or the parents buy it? This applies if you are temporarily at this school with the entire class.
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Shashkova Anna
Of course, school.
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Maksimova Darya
The school, of course.
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kristina
School
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Tatyana
Just catching everyone up on what's going on.
The parents decided to pool money for curtains because the previous class removed them from our classroom, to be fair, as if they belong to them.
I'm wondering what the point is of buying them if in December we’re leaving; perhaps the area isn’t sunny and we won’t need the curtains anyway.
About four to five people agree with me, but the others are eager to spend the money and are pushing back.
Now they've asked the parent committee to go to the principal and ask about it. The principal says he will solve the problem, but the parent committee's dissatisfaction is evident because they've already collected money from several people and planned to continue collecting.
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Natalya
I'm wondering about the school—what did the parent committee buy for me and my brother with the parents' money?
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Tatyana
Natalya That isn't right. What will happen to these curtains later? Should we leave them for other kids? Should we take them home ourselves? And people did chip in.
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Tatyana
Shashkova Anna Thank you.
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Tatyana
Maksimova Darya Thank you so much.
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Tatyana
kristina Thank you.
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Katyushka
Tatyana If there are genuinely interested people, let them split the cost among themselves and buy it. I won't back down, and that's final.
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Natalya
Natalya We stayed in the office (that's how we do things here), and my brother's mom—who had been collecting the money—simply spent it, and we never even got as far as buying it 🤦
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Oksana
Parents are not required to participate. If they wish, they may choose alternatives—for example, if the available options do not meet their needs. Additionally, during the review, the person who will switch to what is provided by the state must be officially listed on the balance sheet.
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Svetlana
Tatyana What's the point of contributing if even the director says they'll solve the problem? Ugh, this parent committee sometimes really gets on my nerves, as if they're selecting people who have money to spare.
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Darya
Tatyana We’re posting paper flyers for 300 rubles each. We need them temporarily as well.
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Fedorova Karina
This is a school assignment, not for the parents.
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Tatyana
Tatyana I haven't handed in anything yet. We can basically transfer from this school in the near future. And allocating funds for curtains? That sounds ridiculous to me.
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Moskvicheva Oksana
At the school, I’m not sure what’s required yet; nothing has been requested so far. At the kindergarten, the repairs were paid out of pocket—either for this group (the paint was peeling and there were cracks), or you could take care of it.
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Tatyana
Tatyana The wealthiest members of the parents' committee 😹
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Tatyana
Tatyana Yesterday I suggested self-adhesive pleated blinds as a temporary option—and you know what happened? They simply ignored my suggestion)))
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Tatyana
Natalya That’s intense.
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Tatyana
Fedorova Karina Thank you so much!
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Yuliya
We bought blinds for our daughter's elementary school, but we spent four years there.
If it had been a temporary school, what's the point—after all, you can't take them with you.
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Darya
Tatyana Wow!
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Katyushka
Tatyana Just tell them to get lost.
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Irina
The school is supposed to provide it, but until they do, it's easier to buy it ourselves. We were told that they won't place the order until November or December, and the children are already overheating in classrooms that reach around 35°C (about 95°F). So naturally, we bought everything ourselves.
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Irina
Natalya Back in elementary school, we hung the air conditioner in our classroom. Of course it's still there—the other kids were lucky))
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Tatyana
Irina It's already quite cool here, and there isn't much sunshine. The kids are already dismissed at 10:15.
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Irina
Irina And don't worry about it. Let them stare out the windows and count the crows.
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Svetlana
We're fed up with these curtains or blinds. We have to hand them back every year, and it's unclear where the previous ones end up 🤷️
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Tatyana
Irina That's hilarious! I'm laughing so hard 🤣🤣
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Tatyana
Svetlana Wow. What’s going on already?
Do we really have to submit them every year? It seems they eat them there for dinner, apparently.
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