The kindergarten sells barbecues for self-saving life: it has stopped after three days of operation and is preparing to start school
Recently, a kindergarten in Jinan, Shandong, sold a popular barbecue network. Affected by the epidemic, this kindergarten was temporarily unable to return to school, and temporarily switched to do catering, selling breakfast in the morning and selling barbecue and crayfish in the evening. The garden director said that from May 12th, the catering has been done for 3 days, which is quite popular with the surrounding residents. The maximum daily turnover reached 9,000 yuan. But the principal said that they just wanted to "self-help" because the rent of the kindergarten was more than 1 million a year, and there were 76 faculty members. I hadn't waited until the notice of resuming school, so everyone thought of this method together. Here, teachers can be kept as much as possible.
Today (May 17), the reporter came to this kindergarten. The principal told the reporter that they no longer had meals. They initially planned to start school on June 8, and told the children's parents the news as soon as possible. The reporter learned that this kindergarten is a non-inclusive private kindergarten. According to relevant regulations, it cannot enjoy the local support policy for inclusive private kindergartens during the outbreak. However, at present, they have submitted an application for conversion to inclusive kindergarten. The Huaiyin District Education and Sports Bureau will review and determine the first time, so that the kindergarten can enjoy the government's support policies for kindergartens during the epidemic, including All of the allocation of public funds, rent reduction, relief of five insurances and one financial burden, and increased financial support, etc., through these support policies can help kindergartens overcome difficulties.
The head of the kindergarten said that they are currently preparing for the opening and verification of the park, and at the same time organizing training drills for teachers and staff to prepare for the kindergarten reinstatement.
(CCTV reporter Dou Xiaolei Zhang Tao)