In Yekaterinburg, parents of schoolchildren went to the mayor's office because of distance learning 
unhappy with the introduced distance learning. This is reported by Ura.ru.
According to the newspaper, about 20 people gathered at the mayor's office. Parents of schoolchildren said that they wrote a statement addressed to the head of the city department Konstantin Shevchenko and the mayor Alexei Orlov and demanded to confirm that the transfer of children to distance learning is legitimate.
“Children actually do not study, they do not receive education. Distance education is not education, “said one of the Russians who went to the mayor's office.
The head of the city department, Shevchenko, went to the protesting parents. He explained that the mayor's office recommended that schools organize blended learning. Each educational organization makes an independent decision to transfer children to distance learning, he added.
Earlier, the head of the Ministry of Education Sergei Kravtsov said that Russian schoolchildren are not planned to be transferred to distance learning after November 7. He stressed that the department does not see the need to change the format of training.