When a child is going to first grade, this event is both joyful and troublesome at the same time. After all, there is so much to be done and foreseen. One of the first questions that arises from parents of future first-graders is which school to send their child to. So, for example, each house is geographically related to a specific school. And parents do not always know where this educational institution is located.
It is necessary
- -telephone;
- -address directory;
- -computer with Internet access.
Instructions
Step 1
First, collect all the data about which schools are near your home. This can be done using the Internet or address directories. But keep in mind the fact that the school closest to you will not necessarily be suitable for your area. Sometimes a rather unpleasant surprise for parents is the news that "their" educational institution is far enough away. Once you've decided on a list of schools, check their websites. In the "Forum" sections, as a rule, similar questions have already been asked. And this means that there is already a detailed answer indicating all addresses.
Step 2
If the school does not have a website, try to find out all the information you are interested in by phone. To do this, call the reception. There you will either be consulted or transferred to a specialist who owns this information.
Step 3
If you did not manage to find out through the school - you did not get through, you cannot find the specialist responsible for your question, call the district department of the Department of Education. There you will also be connected to a consultant who can explain in detail. You can also ask him to clarify other questions that interest you. For example, what documents must be brought to school in order to enroll a child.
Step 4
You can also use the hotline of the Department of Education. To do this, in Moscow, call (495) 366-70-94 during office hours. These are: Monday through Thursday from 8.00 to 17.00 and Friday from 8.00 to 15.45. Lunch break with hotline specialists from 12.00 to 12.45. Here you can also be consulted or sent for advice to a responsible specialist.
Step 5
Another way to find out where the school you want is located is to remember where you go to vote in an election. After all, polling stations are territorially divided into specific addresses. As a rule, the houses included in the electoral rolls belong to the educational institution, where the actual elections are held.
