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Principals Report Serious Problem. Almost Half of Students Are Missing Key Staff, Limiting Schools' Ability to Teach

They would need eight or nine full-time teaching assistants. However, they only received half of them from the state. Jozef Krížo, the director of the P. Mudroňa Elementary School in Martin, must therefore decide which children will receive assistance and to what extent. "It is simply not financially secure," he tells HN. A similar study...
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They would need eight or nine full-time teaching assistants. However, they only received half of them from the state. Jozef Krížo, the director of the P. Mudroňa Elementary School in Martin, must therefore decide which children will receive assistance and to what extent. "It is simply not financially secure," he tells HN. A similar study...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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