The Public Prosecution Service opened an inquiry to investigate the controversial process of digital grading of national secondary school exams. The investigation comes after the National Federation of Teachers (Fenprof) filed a complaint with the Attorney General's Office (PGR) on July 17.
The process involves the digital exam grading platform, which allegedly presented problems or irregularities in the way grades were assigned to secondary school students. Fenprof was one of the entities that reported these irregularities, bringing the case to the attention of judicial authorities.
The opening of the inquiry represents a formal step to establish responsibilities and potential failures in the grading system. However, the article title suggests that, despite the investigation, it will be difficult for affected students to see their situations effectively repaired, indicating possible limitations regarding possible corrections or compensations.
