In Yaroslavl, the head of educational work accused the schoolboy, a supporter of Navalny of extremism

Yaroslavl replenished the list of Russian cities where local teachers conduct educational conversations with schoolchildren and intimidate them with "problems" because of the support of opposition Alexei Navalny. The audio recording of one of these conversations of the tenth grader of the N99 school of the Roman Sivov was published on the VKontakte social network in the Navalny | Yaroslavl group, and its decoding on the 7x7 portal.

The schoolboy was in a conversation, the head of the educational work, Marina Potekhina, a teacher with 30 years of experience, and police officer Elena Belova. This conversation took place after Sivov was noticed in a public action in support of Navalny in Yaroslavl on October 8.

“If your extremist views on this life will be aggravated, then we are obliged to inform the relevant authorities. Now - an oral conversation in the presence of an officer of the police. Belova Elena Vyacheslavovna - perhaps you will have to go to her soon. They are very evident with us - your such views,” Potekhina said.

The representative of law enforcement agencies, in turn, advised the student to pay attention to their studies, and in case of "failure to fulfill the educational duties" he threatened to bring his mother to administrative responsibility for "failure to fulfill parental duties."

"If you become unwritten leaders, you can be in the same situation that exists with our former mayor. He supported the billionaire Prokhorov and ended up not in the places that he was counting on. Having a legal education and realizing that he is an illegal person. He is an adult. So you are now reviewing, please, some of your positions that may bring you to crime," the teacher completed it. Conversation with a schoolboy.

The director of the educational institution Valery Belov, meanwhile, in a conversation with reporters, emphasized that he intends only with his parents to discuss all issues regarding infringement of the rights of the child.

“All issues that are related to the communication of a child with representatives of different organs and structures are usually carried out either in the presence of an adult, I mean the class teacher, either parents, or the head of educational work,” Belov explained the absence of parents at a meeting with Sivov.

The other day it became known that the head teacher of the Cheboksary school arranged an educational conversation with the students after one of the schoolchildren made a repost on the VKontakte social network of the Navalny Live group with a rally prize. She explained to adolescents that a group associated with Navalny, "absolutely extremist."

At the end of the educational conversation, the head teacher once again reminded of the existence of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and advised to join the Internet community, handmade or "I love Russian language."

Recently, more and more often it has been reported about such lectures held in schools throughout Russia due to the interest of students in Navalny's activities. In mid-October, the director of the Khabarovsk Lyceum Olga Kodina even decided to expel a 15-year-old student who actively participated in the work of the City Staff of the opposition. During the conversation, which was attended by a psychologist and other teachers, the director was breaking into a scream and told the student’s parents that “trouble came to their house,” and also threatened to report their son’s opposition activity in the federal security service.

Getting into the "Lists of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the FSB" also scared the schoolchildren of Murmansk. In the city gymnasium N7, in mid -September, a woman who came to the LIB lesson, not familiar to the students, forbade them to go to a meeting with Navalny. “He has no direct accusations in extremism yet, but work is underway,” the lady explained. She stated that if one of the students goes to the rally and, God forbid, gets in the photo or video, then their surname and name will immediately recognize and begin to check under the article about extremism.

In the Samara school N114 in April, a geography teacher gave to the eighth graders a lecture on the dangers of rallies against corruption and arranged a viewing of the propaganda film "Extremism - No". At the same time, she came into conflict with one of the students and even hit him.