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Minedu Hardens School Discipline: Poor Cell Phone Use, Three Delays and Aggressions Will Be Serious Misdemeanours

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The misuse of cell phones and other electronic devices, as well as accumulating more than three unjustified delays in a bimester, will be considered serious faults in the public schools of the country, according to the new Guidelines for the Management of School Discipline presented this Monday by the Minister of Education, José Antonio Chang.
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Minister of Education, José Antonio Chang, announced new rules and sanctions to foster discipline in national schools

"Within the school there will be no more children who are attacking others," said Minister José Antonio Chang, detailing that the measures will have proportional criteria for establishing corrective or sanctioning actions.

·Lima, Peru
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The misuse of cell phones and other electronic devices, as well as accumulating more than three unjustified delays in a bimester, will be considered serious faults in the public schools of the country, according to the new Guidelines for the Management of School Discipline presented this Monday by the Minister of Education, José Antonio Chang.

·Lima, Peru
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The Minedu proposes to punish the misuse of cell phones and more than three delays per bimester. It knows the serious faults, expulsions and new school rules in Peru.

·Lima, Peru
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Diario Correo broke the news in Lima, Peru on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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