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In Yaroslavl will raise the parental fee for kindergarten

In Yaroslavl, the authorities reported about the imminent increase in parental fees for children in kindergartens.

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In Yaroslavl will raise the parental fee for kindergarten

In Yaroslavl, the authorities reported about the imminent increase in parental fees for children in kindergartens.

The increase will come from January 1, 2027. It will affect municipal preschools. The amount of the increase in the parental fee will depend on how many hours the parents leave their child in kindergarten.

The fee for 5 hours of stay will increase by 8 rubles. From 133 to 141 rubles per day. If the child stays in the kindergarten from 8 to 10 hours, the fee will increase by 10 rubles for the day of stay. From 164 to 174 rubles a day. The fee will increase by 10 rubles if the child stays in kindergarten for 10.5 hours. From 173 to 183 rubles a day. The fee for a stay of 12 hours will rise by 12 rubles a day. From 206 to 218 rubles a day.

For groups with a stay of 13-14 hours and round-the-clock payment will rise by 13 rubles. From 219 to 232 rubles per day.

The last time prices for stay in kindergarten rose in 2026, on January 1.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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