Belarusian Parents' Rights to Attend School Classes Clarified

Parents' Right to Attend Classes in Belarusian Schools: A Legal Perspective Vitebsk, Belarus – A recent video by the Council of Young Lawyers clarifies the rights of parents regarding classroom observation in Belarusian schools. Lawyer Anna Emelianenko explains that Article 33 of the Republic of Belarus Education Code grants parents the right to obtain information about their children's education, including attending classes. However, she emphasizes that this right is subject to the approval of the educational institution's administration. "Article 33 provides parents with the right to receive information about the progress and content of their child's education," explains Emelianenko in the video. "However, the final decision on whether parents can attend classes rests with the school's leadership." This clarification addresses a common concern among parents, providing a legal framework for their involvement in their children's education. The Council of Young Lawyers' initiative highlights the importance of transparency and parental engagement in the Belarusian education system. The collaboration with mir.pravo.by, the National Center for Legislation and Legal Information, further underscores the commitment to providing accurate and accessible legal information to the public.

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Могут ли родители прийти на уроки своих детей в школу?

Адвокат назвала одно условие.