Children from the underground school " The director of the latter, who admitted that the students there are “just registered,” is going to sue.

Yana Kozhema claims she did not know about the details of the Perspectives curriculum. She wrote about this on her Facebook page.

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This is how they confirmed that Perspective (which did not receive a license) does not officially register its schoolchildren. According to the documents, the children allegedly go to the Khotyanovsky Lyceum.

“They don’t learn from me at all, they’re just listed. And all the training takes place at the school at the monastery, out of friendship with Anna Anatolyevna [Bolgova], the school gives us grades - and that’s all. And here we are completely assessing everything, everything comes from that school. They glow like “eyeglasses,” Kozhema admitted to reporters.

After the release of the journalistic investigation and publicity, Kozhema said on a social network that the reputation of her educational institution was suffering, so a team of lawyers was preparing a lawsuit on her behalf.

“A year ago, my friends turned to me with a request to help their friend get students into school until they themselves received licenses,” admitted the director.

She believes this is " Like, she herself worked according to the same scheme for the first two years.

" I had no suspicion of what was really happening and how it could all end for me.! Now I have felt firsthand what the popular expression means: “The road to hell is paved with good intentions,” Kozhema was indignant.

– In an underground school in the Goloseevsky district of Kyiv at the UOC MP monastery, children are taught using Soviet textbooks, shown Russian films and taught Soviet songs and poems by Yesenin. The establishment is officially called a "

– The Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate said that they knew nothing about the school that journalists discovered. The church claims that no educational institution was founded there, and the presence of children on the territory of the monastery “is not proof” of the existence of the school.