After the complaint from a resident of Sverdlovsk, the Supreme Court prohibited refusing admission to the 10th grade.
The school administration cannot deny a student the opportunity to continue their education in the 10th grade. This clarification was provided by the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation after reviewing a relevant complaint from a resident of the Sverdlovsk region, whose son was denied this right, as reported by Interfax on Tuesday.
A resident of the Sverdlovsk region appealed to the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation after her son was denied the right to transfer to the 10th grade of a general education school. The school administration justified the refusal by stating that education in the tenth grades is specialized.
As the basis for the refusal, the principal indicated "expulsion due to receiving education (completion of studies)."
The woman demanded to recognize the school's order for the unilateral termination of educational relations as illegal, according to Interfax.
Three instances denied this claim. The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation overturned all these decisions, declaring the school's order for the boy's expulsion invalid.
"In the Russian Federation, both basic general education (9 grades) and secondary general education (10-11 grades) are recognized as mandatory. At the same time, the final certification itself, which concludes the mastery of the educational program of basic general education, is merely a confirmation of the completed stage and does not indicate the completion of all education, and therefore cannot serve as a basis for expulsion from school.
Provisions regarding the procedure for individual selection into specialized classes should not deprive children of their constitutional right to education," the decision of the higher judicial authority states.
Recall that on August 15, the head of the Sverdlovsk region, Denis Pasler, reported that applicants submitted a record 157,000 applications to technical schools and colleges in the region. "The competition is more than five people per place, and for some specialties, it is even higher. The guys are consciously choosing professions that are in demand at regional enterprises," the governor noted on his channel in MAX.
Earlier in March, the Sverdlovsk Regional Court upheld the refusal of Gymnasium No. 9 to admit an honor student to the 10th specialized class in an appellate review. Two years ago, the press service of the Yekaterinburg city administration explained how to enroll a child in the 10th grade. It was also reported that students after completing the 9th grade are being "pushed out" of Russian schools in large numbers.
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After the complaint from a resident of Sverdlovsk, the Supreme Court prohibited refusing admission to the 10th grade.
The school administration cannot refuse a student to continue their studies in the 10th grade. This clarification was provided by the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation after reviewing a corresponding complaint from a resident of the Sverdlovsk region, whose son was denied this, Interfax reported on Tuesday.
