Russian Education Ministry Rejects Fifth School Term Proposal
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The Russian Ministry of Education has declared the proposal to add a fifth term to the school year impractical. This decision affects students, teachers, and educational planning by maintaining the current academic calendar without extending the school year.
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- •The Ministry of Education publicly commented on the idea of introducing a 'fifth quarter' in schools on April 19, 2026.
- •The proposal aimed to extend the school year by adding an additional term beyond the existing four terms.
- •The Ministry concluded that implementing a fifth term would not be feasible within the current educational system.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Ministry of Education revisits and approves the fifth term proposal schools would need to adjust academic schedules, impacting students' workload and teachers' planning across Russia.
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