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Roma
comprise around 15 % of all pupils. Around 47 % of the
Turkish population is actually comprised of Roma identifying
themselves as Turks. These Roma speak Turkish dialects,
and the Turks do not recognize them as their nationals.
The main problems are of economic character - parents
are unemployed and cannot support their children.
The school and municipal authorities cannot help either.
Teenagers leave school after the 8th grade because
of marriage or job opportunities. Other problems include
lack of common knowledge (they come to school with
no knowledge of Bulgarian, which hinders the educational
process), lack of motivation to attend school (both
on behalf of students and teachers). School education
is not a priority for Roma. Roma "do well"
in primary school, though in the fourth grade they
are still unable to read or write.
1. Ct. Straldja, PS "Sv. Kiril i Metodii"
- 81 %
2. Vl. Zimnitza, PS "Sv. Kiril i Metodii"
- 43 %
3. Vl. Zavoi, ES "Vassil Levski"
- 90-100 %
4. Vl. Vesselinovo, ES "Sv. Kiril i Metodii"
- 30 %
5.1. Ct. Yambol, PS "Dr. P. Beron"
- 53 %
5.2. Ct. Yambol, SS "I. Yovkov" -
20 %
6. Vl. General Inzovo, PS "Vassil Levski"
- 30 %
7. Vl. Malomirovo - 75 %
8. Vl. Boliarovo, ES "Hristo Botev"
- 80 %
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