Physical violence in any form in schools will be sanctioned, and the exclusion of students is possible only in very serious situations, with the right to re-enroll in the next academic year in the same educational unit, except for students in higher education, the amendment to the National Labor Code provides . PSD and the Ministry of Education, highlighted by other parliamentary groups, was adopted on Monday by the Education Committee of the Chamber of Deputies.

According to the amendment, disciplinary proceedings can be initiated by school employees for violation of the rules of the pre-university educational institution or inappropriate behavior of the student. The student and parents/legal representatives are informed about the nature of the violation and called to an official meeting.

Students have the right to protection and cannot be subjected to collective sanctions. In order to be sanctioned, the actions must take place on campus, during extracurricular activities, or during online classes.

Sanctions that can be applied to students depending on the severity of the act are as follows: individual observation; written reprimand; temporary cancellation or for the entire academic year of the scholarship received by the student; disciplinary transfer to a parallel class of the same educational unit; suspension of the student for a limited period of time; notice of deduction; deduction with the right to re-enroll in the next academic year to the same educational unit; deduction with the right to re-enroll in the next academic year at another educational institution; deduction without the right to re-enroll students of higher education. According to Agerpres, these sanctions may also be accompanied by a downgrade.

All sanctions applied are communicated individually in writing to both students and parents/legal guardians. The sanction is applied from the moment of its notification or later depending on the circumstances.

Reprimanding students in front of the class or school staff is prohibited in any context.

According to the amendment, physical violence in any form is punishable under current legislation.

Disciplinary transfer to a parallel class in the same educational unit, suspension of the student from education for a limited period, warning of expulsion, expulsion with the right to re-enroll in the next academic year in the same educational unit, expulsion from the right to re-enroll in the next academic year until of another educational institution cannot be applied in primary education.

Notification of expulsion and expulsion with the right to re-enroll in the next academic year in the same educational unit can be used in compulsory education only in very serious situations when the presence of a student at school threatens the safety of students or school staff. , which affects the right to education, respectively, to work.

Suspension of a student can be carried out for a maximum period of 5 working days. A student cannot be suspended for more than 15 working days during the academic year.

Sanctioned students receive counseling, psychological intervention and psychotherapy, and remedial measures.

The procedure for applying sanctions in a mandatory manner provides for: informing students and parents/legal entities; survey of students, in the presence of parents/legal representatives; as the case may be, in consultation with the Case Manager appointed by the DGASPC pursuant to Government Resolution no. 49/2011 and the report on the multidisciplinary assessment made by him; providing the opportunity to appeal the sanction.

In the process of reporting and disciplinary analysis of students, communication with parents/guardians is carried out in the absence of students, in a specially designated room that ensures confidentiality, in the presence of a school counselor and a school mediator, if necessary.

Pupils guilty of damage or theft of the property of the educational institution are obliged to compensate in accordance with the provisions of Art. 1357-1374 of the Civil Code, all expenses related to the work necessary for repair or, depending on the circumstances, for the return of the goods or to bear all costs for the replacement of damaged or stolen goods. In case of destruction or damage of school textbooks received free of charge, the students are to blame replace the damaged textbook with a new copy corresponding to the discipline, year of study and type of the damaged textbook. Otherwise, students will pay the cost of the corresponding textbooks. Students cannot be graded lower for destroying or damaging school textbooks. (photo: Dreamstime.com)

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