Destroyed buildings and electricity blackouts are hampering Ukrainian schooling — but there’s also an ideological war playing out.
BY LILY HYDE (Politico): KYIV — When the Russians first came to the school where Larysa taught history in southeastern Ukraine, they asked for all the history and Ukrainian language textbooks.
The director refused to hand them over.
The school closed — but then reopened virtually on September 1, with up to 80 percent of its 700 pupils attending online. More than half of them remain in occupied Berdiansk in Zaporizhzhia region, said Larysa, who left in April for the Odesa region.
“Some go to Russian school and do homework with us,” she said. “We do all we can to make it incognito. We deleted all electronic lists, never put up any photos or screenshots or write names.”
Voice of Ukraine 
One response to “1/9/2024 – War in Ukraine has another front line: the classroom”
Heavenly Father, please help these school children. Keep them from false teaching. May they learn the truth.
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