US EditionLas Escuelas Públicas De El Salvador Implementan Disposiciones De “Orden Y Disciplina”
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Hundreds of children queue in hairdressing salons before the entry into force of legislation that forces them to go to school with a neat haircut
Captain Karla Trigueros, new Minister of Education, sent a memorandum of “compulsory character” with the “disciplinary measures” for students’ admission
Since Wednesday, August 20, a new regulation began to govern in El Salvador for all educational centers in that country. The measure has generated controversy because it is mandatory for both students and teachers. It is explicit in a memorandum signed by the Minister of Education of El Salvador, Karla Trigueros, where it is indicated that, from the date, all students must arrive at their schools in a clean uniform, a “appropriate” haircut, a pe…
The measures, which include uniform supervision, hair cuts and respectful greetings, have generated reactions divided between teachers and social sectors.
The public schools of El Salvador began to apply strict measures of order and discipline promoted by the new Minister of Education, Karla Trigueros. Students must enter in a clean and orderly uniform, proper haircut, correct presentation and respectful greeting. According to the official memorandum, non-compliance with these provisions will be considered a serious lack of administrative responsibility for directors and teachers. Also read: SAT i…
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