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A School in Jablonec Wants to Bus Socially Disadvantaged Children. "I Lived in a Middle-Class Bubble," Says Deputy Director David Mánek. Now He's Trying to Help Poor Families

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The 5. května primary school in Jablonec nad Nisou is considering introducing a morning pick-up service for socially disadvantaged children. According to deputy director David Mánek, some families do not have money for transportation and the children then do not arrive at school at all. According to his estimate, almost half of the school's pupils are children from socially disadvantaged backgrounds.
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The 5. května primary school in Jablonec nad Nisou is considering introducing a morning pick-up service for socially disadvantaged children. According to deputy director David Mánek, some families do not have money for transportation and the children then do not arrive at school at all. According to his estimate, almost half of the school's pupils are children from socially disadvantaged backgrounds.

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romea.cz broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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