After the NMT situation in Odesa, the director of UCEQA Tetiana Vakulenko was summoned to parliament
The director of the Ukrainian Center for Educational Quality Assessment (UCEQA) Tetiana Vakulenko was summoned to the Verkhovna Rada at 12:00 PM on June 10 after the situation in Odesa, where children took the NMT for 13 hours.
In particular, deputies want to hear how the NMT is conducted and whether children were offered to take the test in an additional session.
Recall that the air raid alert in the Odesa region practically disrupted the normal conduct of the NMT — children were forced to stay in shelters for almost 13 hours.
The Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets noted that information about serious violations during the organization of testing at one of the examination centers was received by the Representation in the Odesa region.
"Due to constant stops, the procedure lasted from 09:00 AM until about 10:00 PM — more than 13 hours of continuous stress for the children," he said.
According to participants, during this entire time they were not even provided with basic conditions — access to water and food. Communication with parents was significantly limited.
Only thanks to the personal initiative of teachers and parents were participants able to secure access to drinking water and food.
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