Peru Brings Back Expulsion—but Guarantees Every Student Stays in School
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Order not only on the streets but also in schools – Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori announced on Monday a tightening of discipline in public institutions. Among the new guidelines are a ban on makeup, hair dye, and the use of cell phones in classrooms.
The president of Peru, Keiko Fujimori, has presented a new school doctrine with the aim of...
In Peru’s public schools, the order will start with the head. Male students will have to wear short hair and female students will have to forget about dyes and makeup. There will also be rules on the length of skirts and the use of cell phones during classes. President Keiko Fujimori announced Monday a new school discipline regulation that recovers expulsions for serious misconduct and notes of conduct, with the stated objective, according to th…
The president explained that the new guidelines seek to attenuate bullying in classrooms; “for spoiled people, we will not disturb those who want to learn,” she said.
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