The Government Is Preoccupied with Inclusion. It Is Discussing a Proposal to Ensure a Change in the Funding of Teaching Assistants
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The 2026 elections are definitely behind us, the 2nd round of the Senate elections has also ended, in which the governing movement of Andrej Babiš (ANO) was defeated. The government will now meet for the first time after the elections at the Straka Academy. On the table is, for example, a change in the funding of teaching assistants. This time with comments from the Motorists.
The government is back in the spotlight over inclusion. ANO Education Minister Robert Plaga is bringing to the table an amendment to the Education Act that is supposed to change the funding of teaching assistants, which the government had to postpone two weeks ago. The meeting comes after the Senate elections, which were a debacle for the coalition. ANO and SPD did not win a single seat, and the Motorists gave them up in advance and did not even…
The government will also discuss the Education Act at its Monday session, or rather proposals to limit inclusion. The Motorists came up with a radical plan, but in the end, after an agreement with the Minister of Education, Robert Plaga (ANO), they reached a compromise. What exactly should be changed and whether it will be the smallest government...
Coalition representatives agreed on Wednesday on the form of the Ministry of Education's amendment on the financing and professionalization of teaching assistants in elementary schools. Motorists pushed for the coverage of pedagogical-psychological counseling centers, but failed with the demand that the principal could refuse a child with the highest levels of support measures under certain circumstances. Education Minister Robert Plaga (for ANO…
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