At 1 PM, protests by dissatisfied applicants in front of the KS Government building, with support from the Union

(Patria) - Damaged and dissatisfied applicants from the public competition for the employment of workers in primary and secondary schools will gather today at 1 PM in front of the KS Government building.

“DEAR APPLICANTS, DEAR COLLEAGUES, DEAR TEACHERS, PROFESSORS, ASSISTANTS, CARETAKERS, CLEANERS, JANITORS, COOKS – ALL OF YOU WHO ARE PART OF SCHOOLS AND THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM, Tomorrow we go out together. Not as individuals. Not as divided professions. But as one educated, valuable, and underestimated nation that is tired of injustice,” states the invitation sent by Saudin Sivro, head of the Union of Primary Education and Upbringing of KS.

He announced that the entire school system is going to the streets – all those who keep schools alive on a daily basis.

"We who clean the corridors. We who heat the classrooms. We who look after the children. We who teach, educate, feed, fix, care for, keep records, open and close schools, turn off the lights when everyone goes home. We who do a job that is not sufficiently visible, but without which nothing would function".

Today we are all on the same side - THE SIDE OF JUSTICE

"We've had enough of incorrect scoring.
We've had enough of different verifications.
We've had enough of a system that pretends our mistakes are ours, and theirs don't exist.
We've had enough of people dropping from 6th to 51st place due to others' omissions.
We've had enough of silence when irregularities are noticed.
We've had enough of waiting for answers that never come.
We are not asking for privileges.
We are not asking to be above others.
We are only asking for the SAME RIGHT for everyone – one rule, one system, one truth.
And that's why we are going together.
Assistants – who carry children in their arms.
Cleaners – who make schools smell like home.
Janitors and technicians – who solve everything nobody else can.
Cooks – who give children a warm meal.
Administration – who struggle with piles of paper to make everything function.
Teachers – whose voice is the first children hear when they become people.
Professors – who educate and lead generations forward.
We are not asking for mercy.
We are asking for justice.
We are not asking to be seen as a problem.
We are asking to be seen as the foundation of education.
Because we already are," the invitation states.