Mikhail and Nikolai Romanov are two brothers who are national chess champions and started the school year without getting a spot in a school. The situation affects at least three siblings in the family, but only one of them managed to be placed.
Nikolai, the middle brother, was placed in a school on Tuesday, but the location is three neighborhoods away from their residence. This distance raises concerns about the family's logistics for transporting the student daily.
Mikhail, the youngest brother, continues without any school spot. The family faces difficulties finding an adequate school for him, despite these being children with achievements recognized nationally in chess.
The case illustrates a situation of lack of school spots that affects this family of chess champion siblings, leaving at least one of them without access to formal education at the beginning of the school year.
