The Jõhvi municipality leadership does not see much value in appealing the recent court ruling that annulled the decision to close the high school section at Toila school. This situation arose after discussions with representatives from the Ministry of Education and Research, indicating that local authorities are weighing their options but prefer to contain the situation rather than engage in further legal battles.

The court's decision, rendered by the circuit court, highlights an important moment for educational institutions within the region, particularly concerning the viability of local schools. The potential closure would have impacted students' education and access to high school facilities. The annulment of this closure signifies a commitment to maintaining educational opportunities in the area, aligning with broader educational policies aimed at enhancing local schooling resources.

Although the option to appeal remains on the table, the Jõhvi municipality has expressed skepticism regarding the success of such an appeal, reasoning that persistence in this legal avenue may not yield effective results. Hence, the local administration appears to be adopting a more conciliatory approach, focusing on cooperation with the Ministry rather than prolonged legal disputes, which could divert resources and attention from other pressing local educational needs.