Olympics Baccalaureate “investigated”
The Romanian Olympic and Sportive Committee requested ANST and Ministry of Education to initiate an investigation, after the special session organized for Olympics participated over 900 candidates.
Articol de Adriana Turea, 03 Iunie 2012, 10:18
The Ministry of Education states that at the special session of Baccalaureate attended over 800 competitors at sports competitions after the Olympic and Sportive Committee President , Octavian Morariu, was surprised by the large number of candidates and demanded an investigation.
According to representatives of the Ministry in accordance with the procedures in force, and the lists of participants in sporting competitions opting to participate at the special session of Baccalaureate are approved and fully undertaken by the national sports federations.
Contacted by Radio Romania Actualități, Octavian Morariu said that notion of Olympic includes only those 108 athletes nominated by the Olympic National Centres.
"Our approach was for a clarification. I wanted to see who are these 700 young medalists but not included in the statistics. They are athletes. They are athletes in other groups, teams, clubs. These athletes are not Olympics. I don't want things to happen under that name "Olympic Games", ' Olympic '.
"There are too many issues related to this word, to this symbol, that
that have happened lately and not create a favourable image of our movement," said Octavian Morariu.
The Baccalaureate special session was held from 21 to 31 May, displaying the results in May 31, 18.00, and filing complaints on the same day, during 18.00-22.00.
Resolving complaints will be made during Friday, and the final results of the special session of the Baccalaureate exam to be displayed also Friday until 24.00.
Secretary of State in the Ministry of Education, Stelian Fedorca, specified Thursday that the school promotion at the Baccalaureate session for participants at Olympiads and international competitions is before appeals determinations, of 34.2 percent.
The exam was held for the first time under video surveillance, according to the Radio România Actualități reporter, Cristina Iliescu.
State Secretary for pre-university education, Stelian Fedorca, told Radio România Actualități that of 880 candidates enrolled, 877 were presented, and of whom 25 were eliminated for attempted fraud.
Only 300 were promoted, and 106 candidates have passed the three written tests but have not obtained the minimal grade of promotion: 6.
Those who do not have promoted this Baccalaureate session may enrol in August.
Translated by
Denisse-Meda Bucura
MTTLC; Bucharest University
