The Minister of Education announced that teachers will have the majority of votes in the election of school principals. This decision was communicated through a letter sent to teachers, which arrived the day before the start of the new school year.
The measure represents a significant change in the process of choosing school principals, giving teachers a decisive weight in the election. Until then, the distribution of votes involved other elements of the school community.
The announcement was made at a particularly symbolic time, coinciding with the eve of the start of the school year. This timing choice suggests an attempt to mark the beginning of the school year with this novelty in school governance.
The letter sent by the minister was aimed directly at teachers as the main recipients, establishing a direct channel of communication with the teaching staff about this change in the system of electing principals.




