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Estonia’s Education and Research Minister Kristina Kallas stated that teachers and schools are currently saddled with an unrealistic workload, urging families to reclaim greater responsibility for their children's upbringing and education.
President Alar Karis and Minister of Education and Research Kristina Kallas honored this year's outstanding school graduates at a ceremony in the Rose Garden of Kadriorg.
Estonian Education Minister Kristina Kallas delivered part of her thank-you speech in Russian at a Kohtla-Järve State High School graduation ceremony, surprising teachers at the fully Estonian-language school amidst education reform.
Kristina Kallas, Estonia's Minister of Education, discussed the country's educational success, attributing it to kindergarten until age seven and keeping politics out of the classroom. Estonia's new focus includes integrating AI into secondary schools.
Kristina Kallas, leader of Eesti 200, a coalition partner, questioned whether building new wind farms without energy storage would effectively lower electricity prices for consumers, despite the Reform Party's push for a wind farm auction.
Minister of Education Kristina Kallas (Eesti 200) believes between 300 and 400 children will be missing from the school system by mid-September as Estonia introduces compulsory education until the…
Estonian Minister of Education Kristina Kallas stated that the budget deficit cannot be reduced ahead of schedule as long as the war in Ukraine continues, as it would necessitate cutting defense spending.
Estonia's governing coalition is on a crash course as Eesti 200 leader Kristina Kallas refuses to back down from the party's stance on making family benefits means-tested, a move aimed at saving €100 million annually.
Estonian Minister of Education Kristina Kallas has expressed support for her colleague Heidy Purga's initiative to seek more funding for education trips. The proposal aims to boost these trips through the existing Culture Backpacks measure.
Ülle Madise, a potential presidential candidate, has secured the backing of 67 members of the Riigikogu, according to Kristina Kallas, chair of Eesti 200.
Estonia's Education Minister Kristina Kallas announced that an additional 90 million euros from the state budget will be needed next year to achieve a 14% increase in teacher salaries, a promise she made previously.
Estonia's Education Minister Kristina Kallas is considering increasing salaries for math and science teachers to address a severe shortage in these fields, a proposal that school principals are also evaluating.
Kristina Kallas, Estonia's Minister of Education, was reelected as the chairman of the junior coalition party Eesti 200 at its general assembly held on Sunday in Tallinn.