IS THERE A RESPONSIBILITY FOR A PARENT WHO DOES NOT SEND HIS CHILD TO SCHOOL?
According to Article 9 of the Law on Education, general secondary education is carried out in general secondary education institutions on a continuous, compulsory basis for eleven years.
According to Article 51 of this law, parents and other legal representatives of minors are responsible for the child's education, upbringing, physical, spiritual and intellectual development.
☝️The above two articles indicate that your student should receive 11 years of compulsory education and that this should be provided by the parents.
🔰 Also parents and other legal representatives of minors:
👉 Ensuring that their children receive general secondary, secondary special education or primary vocational education;
👉 Ensuring the participation of children in learning and monitoring their learning;
👉 create conditions for the intellectual, spiritual and physical development of their children;
👉 compliance with the internal regulations of the educational organization governing the educational process;
👉 Respect the honor and dignity of the participants in the educational process.
❗️According to the content of these rules, the mother of your student is obliged to send her to school for education and ensure that your student receives quality education.
‼ ️ If the mother fails to fulfill these obligations, then administrative liability is established for the mother’s actions. That is, in accordance with Article 47 of the Code of Administrative Liability, non-fulfillment by parents or guardians of their obligations to bring up and educate minors, including the administrative liability of minors leads to the commission of an offense - a fine of one to five times the amount of the base calculation.
