The Attorney General's Office made a point on the issue of imposing an "external course": we understand the right to refuse.
In almost every school parents are told the same thing: since extracurricular activities are included in the FOP, this means that the child is obliged to serve all the hours assigned by the principal ("Talking about important things", "Russia - my horizons", "Eagles of Russia", "Functional literacy"), even if he studies 12 hours a week in art, music or sports school.
In response to the complaint that OUZS lawyers helped prepare the mother of a 5th grader, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation gave an official response (mark no. 21/1-770-2026), breaking the main trick of the school officials: "There are no requirements for the participation of students in specific extracurricular activities"!
In a new article by the UZS, we examine in detail how it is possible to legally refuse specific assigned courses from grades 1 to 11.
Keep to yourself and forward to parent chats.
Soon we will publish a consolidated instruction for extracurricular activities in which we will collect all our developments.
In the meantime, please pay particular attention to these instructions:
- SanPiN which put an end to extracurricular activities.
- Transfer to training according to an individual curriculum in terms of extracurricular activities.