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"They don't know Russian." Novosibirsk resident complained about the large number of migrants in a kindergarten
Novosibirsk resident Alexander (pseudonym) complained about the large number of migrant children attending kindergarten No. 502 in a residential complex in eastern Moscow. He told this to a Sib.fm correspondent.
According to him, his child attends a group of 26 children, half of whom are newcomers who do not know Russian.
"The former director did not allow this. "Previously, there were groups of migrant children of 3-5 people, but with the arrival of new arrivals, their number increased," he complained.
He also said children often don't go to facilities because immigrants don't complete treatment and infect others.
"There are 26 children in the group, but only 15 go. Moreover, immigrants always sit at home for days without taking sick leave or vacation without a certificate. Without a certificate, you can miss 5 days. As a result, children go to kindergarten once every two weeks. As soon as the child is treated, "healthy" people with a runny nose are already waiting for the child," Alexander added.
"There is no conflict between the children. He is still small. Personally, in our older group, there are good, well-behaved children. However, sometimes children do not understand Russian. There are frequent cases when the child's mother does not know it. Well, and therefore everyone suffers. A child who cannot say anything to the teacher, and the teacher himself cannot explain anything to him. And this threatens that foreigners will fall behind and begin to go beyond the norms of social behavior," the man believes.
Alexander said he was not against educating migrant children in special institutions, but believed their parents would never be able to integrate into the Russian cultural hierarchy.
"This whole 'integration' is a made-up story. They are encouraged to live 'for free' and they are happy with it," the interlocutor concludes.