“Last year, there were mass cases where parents registered their children in other people's apartments or issued power of attorney. We conducted joint work with law enforcement agencies, addressing both schools and parents. This year, the responsibility for the situation lies with the parents and educational institutions. We strongly urged directors and parents to avoid such mistakes, and we hope that there will be none this year. School directors must closely monitor what is happening,” Musaeva added.
It is worth noting that last year, the Ministry of Education, together with the State Committee for National Security, identified numerous cases of illegal registration of children in the first and second grades through an automated system. For example, 86 children were registered illegally at school No. 29.
