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We Want to Take Socially Vulnerable Children to School by Bus, They Don't Have the Habit of Commuting, Says the Deputy Director

Summary by Deník N
"A teacher can tell right away what kind of environment a child comes from by looking at the contents of a school bag," says David Mánek (ANO), deputy principal of the 5. května Elementary School in Jablonec nad Nisou and local councilor. In the interview, he describes his experience at a school where roughly half of the students are children from socially disadvantaged families.
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"A teacher can tell right away what kind of environment a child comes from by looking at the contents of a school bag," says David Mánek (ANO), deputy principal of the 5. května Elementary School in Jablonec nad Nisou and local councilor. In the interview, he describes his experience at a school where roughly half of the students are children from socially disadvantaged families.

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Deník N broke the news on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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