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Parents advance with legal action due to lack of spots in public schools

Diário de Coimbra11 September 2026 at 19:15

A group of parents is going to move forward with a legal action against the Ministry of Education. The decision comes because these parents' children continue without a spot in public schools, despite classes having already started.

The parents allege that the Ministry of Education failed to guarantee a school spot for the children, in a situation that should already have been resolved before the start of the school year.

The court action aims to pressure the educational authorities to resolve the situation and guarantee the right to public education for the affected children.

This case arises in a broader context of lack of spots in public schools, a situation that affects several families seeking places for their children in the public education system.

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