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The President of Peru, Keiko Fujimori, announced on Monday, October 12, a set of new rules of conduct for public schools in the country. The measures include the expulsion of students involved in serious cases of violence, the fight against bullying and sexual harassment, as well as the prohibition of makeup, painted nails, dyed or excessively long hair and electronic devices in the classroom without the teacher's permission.
The new regulations also prohibit cell phones in class and restore expulsions for serious misconduct and conduct notes.
The president of Peru, Keiko Fujimori, announced Monday the new rules of conduct that will govern public schools...
Fujimori’s school discipline in Peru: ‘Boys must have short haircuts. No dyed hair or makeup for girls’
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The Minister of Education said the guidelines will also establish criteria for the skirts and seek to strengthen the authority of directors and teachers
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