Ministarstvo prosvete Srbije je posle najave jednog broja škola da neće održati sednice odeljenjskih i nastavničkih veća i zaključiti ocene za kraj prvog polugodišta, promenilo stav i navelo da škole to mogu uraditi do početka drugog polugodište, saznaje beogradski dnevnik Danas [...]
The main concept is that the Ministry of Education in Serbia has changed its stance on the deadline for finalizing student grades for the first semester. Initially, the Ministry had ordered schools to complete the process by the end of the week, but they relented after facing opposition from teacher unions. The unions argued it was impossible to fulfill the deadline due to early school breaks. As a result, the Ministry now allows schools to finalize grades up until the start of the second semester. This change highlights a conflict between administrative deadlines and the practical realities faced by educators, demonstrating the influence of teacher unions in shaping educational policy.
