Stavropol Schools Shift to Remote Learning Amid Bad Weather
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Schools in Stavropol Krai moved to remote learning on May 12 and 13 due to severe weather conditions. This measure aims to protect students and staff from safety risks caused by the weather. Similar remote learning shifts occurred recently in Lipetsk and Chuvashia for unrelated security concerns.
Reported Facts
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- •Stavropol Krai schools switched to distance learning on May 12 and 13 because of bad weather.
- •Lipetsk schools also switched to remote learning for two days starting May 12 due to possible provocations.
- •Schools and technical colleges in Chuvashia moved to remote learning on May 13 due to a UAV threat.
- •Schools and kindergartens in Ryazan region canceled lessons on May 15 for safety reasons.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If weather conditions improve by May 14 Stavropol schools will likely resume in-person classes, restoring normal routines for students and teachers.
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Related Events
▸Chuvashia Schools Shift to Remote Learning After Drone AttackArchived▸Chuvashia Moves Schools Online After Drone Attack ThreatArchived▸Stavropol Cancels Second Shift Classes Amid Drone Attack ThreatsArchived▸School buses canceled in Kursk Region due to snowfallArchived▸Volgograd School Evacuated After UAV Debris Found
Primary Sources (7)
RUInterfax (RU)Уроки в школах и детских садах отменены в целях безопасности в Рязанской областиRURBC (RU)Школы в Чебоксарах перевели на дистант из-за угрозы БПЛАRUKommersant (RU)Школы и техникумы Чувашии перевели на дистант из-за опасности налета БПЛАRUInterfax (RU)На Ставрополье школы уйдут на дистант 12-13 мая из-за непогоды