The Moscow Children's Ombudsman took control of the situation with a student who has not been attending school since April
Quick Look
- Moscow Children's Ombudsman Olga Yaroslavskaya took personal control of the situation with a fifth-grade student at school No.
- 2122, whose mother has not taken her to school since mid-April, claiming bullying, but ignoring the school's proposals to resolve the conflict, including transferring to another class or school.
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Why It Matters
The conflict between the mother of a fifth-grade student at school No. 2122 and the educational institution arose due to allegations of bullying of the child, while the mother has not taken the girl to school since mid-April, despite the school’s proposals to resolve the situation, including transferring to another class or school.
Moscow Children's Ombudsman Olga Yaroslavskaya has taken personal control of the situation with a fifth-grade student at school No. 2122, whose mother claims the child is being bullied, but ignores the school's proposals to resolve the conflict and has not taken the girl to school since mid-April.
“The main goal is to protect the interests of the girl, remove her from the conflict, return the child’s right to a normal childhood, a safe environment and full-fledged education. The situation is under my personal control,” Yaroslavskaya wrote in her channel on the Max platform.
She spoke in detail about the conflict situation that is unfolding around a fifth-grader from Moscow school No. 2122.
“The girl’s mother reports bullying, but instead of constructively resolving the conflict, the child has not attended classes since mid-April, has not studied and is isolated from her peers. At the same time, the school, for its part, tried to take all possible steps to resolve the situation and offer the family a solution, including transfer to another class or another school. All these proposals are ignored,” the ombudsman clarified.
According to her, the student’s mother recorded an audio message to the school director, where she demands “to adjust the C grades in mathematics and Russian language,” threatening otherwise to do everything to disband the class.
“In parallel with this, the child is involved in shocking actions, pickets and video shooting, and what is happening is actively promoted on social networks. As a children’s ombudsman, I have to note an extremely unfavorable picture: the child actually becomes a tool for achieving adult goals,” Yaroslavskaya noted.
She is convinced that parents in this situation should act solely in the interests of the child - his emotional and physical well-being should be a priority. The Ombudsman indicated that parents have the right to challenge the actions of the administration and defend their position, but adults are obliged to do this themselves.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Ombudsman will continue to personally monitor the situation and may initiate intervention from guardianship or educational authorities
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What specific actions did the school take to resolve the conflict?
- Is there evidence of bullying by the school or other students?
- What measures can be taken against parents who violate the child’s right to education?
