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And this is what Ukrainian schoolchildren are being fed?! During a visit to the 56 lyceum I tried what our children are...

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And this is what Ukrainian schoolchildren are being fed?!

During a visit to the 56 lyceum I tried what our children are being served.

No spoilers — it’s not ideal. Like, really not ideal. There’s work to be done.

But the problem is not with the school. I’ll tell you everything in more detail.

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І цим годують українських школярів?!

Під час візиту до 56-го ліцею спробував, чим годують наших дітей.

Без спойлерів – тут не ідеально. От прям дуже не ідеально. Є, над чим працювати.

Але проблема не у школи. Розкажу про все детальніше.

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I tried the lunch of a typical student at the 56-th lyceum in Odesa. Honestly, the pasta is... something else. I wouldn't eat it myself. Bland, tasteless, although the contractor insists that this is what HEALTHY food looks like. I have no complaints about the meat and sauce. I have questions about the Cabinet of Ministers resolution that imposes strict limits on how children’s lunches are prepared. Because those who wrote that resolution seem detached from real life. Food for kids should be TAS...

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Khlopotenka is no longer on school menus. And that's good news. Whether contractors are managing to prepare truly TASTY food for students — we'll find out together. Using the example of Lyceum 56 in Odesa — about 90% of children eat AT SCHOOL. That is, parents TRUST the school and the contractor. And about those who exploit that trust for their own purposes — I'll address that separately. If needed, I'll call a temporary investigative commission.

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I just inspected the shelter at Odesa Lyceum No.56. The reviews were, to put it mildly, not very hopeful. Too cramped. Stuffy. Uncomfortable. So I started the inspection here. And honestly, I AM SHOCKED. Or rather, I have no words. Because this is one of the best shelters I’ve been in. My younger son also studies in Odesa. And I can say for sure that the shelter at his school is MUCH worse. So I give both the lyceum and the city a plus. They did it well. They did it the WAY IT SHOULD BE DONE. A...