Law prevents remove students without end of the school year
posted on: Jan 23 2012 10:20 by RDugey. Viewed 16 times.Three days before the second semester of the school year, María Encarnación received the bad news that he had to register his grandson in another educational centre to finish the school year, that the directive of the school which is the fourth grade of basic decided to withdraw it on the grounds that the change to another campus would be favourable for better performance.
Despair gripped María, who was unaware that the law 136-03 protects her when a private school may decide to suspend the provision of education to a child or teenager.
Legislation lays down that the suspension may only be made at the end of the school period, ensuring that is not interrupted his education or that they are subjected to any form of discrimination that is why.
Thanks to a neighbor, Maria was oriented that the College was acting outside the law, and decided to take u000athe case to the Department of private schools by the Ministry of education.
The names used in this story have been changed to protect the identity of the teenager.
College private, located in the municipality Santo Domingo Norte's Sol Poniente estate, was warned by the Ministry of education of the existence of this law and the obligation to repeal that measure, which was hosted by the school. Many families are unaware that this law also protects them in the case of being affected by the removal of their children when parents fail to pay the enrolment.
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in accordance with paragraph G of article number 48 of the above-mentioned legislation, "If a private school viere on the need to suspend the provision of educational services for a child or adolescent for lack of payment, by the parents, will do so only at the end of the school period, ensuring that it is not" u000a"interrupted the education of subjects or that they are subjected to any form of discrimination that is why".
Adds that once completed the school period, the Centre may suspend services for the following year, prior report to the relevant school district, to ensure the compulsory admission of the learner to a public facility, without prejudice to the additional measures which could start on the conduct of the parents or guardians.

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