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CHANGES THE CONSTITUTIONAL ORGANIC LAW OF EDUCATION WITH RESPECT TO PARVULARY EDUCATION

Original Language Title: MODIFICA LA LEY ORGANICA CONSTITUCIONAL DE ENSEÑANZA RESPECTO DE LA EDUCACION PARVULARIA

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CHANGES THE CONSTITUTIONAL ORGANIC LAW OF TEACHING REGARDING PARVULARY EDUCATION Having present that the National Congress has given its approval to the following Bill: "Single article."-Enter the following modifications in the Law No. 18.962, Constitutional Organic Teaching: 1. Intercalase, in the final paragraph of his article 2, following the comma (,) that follows the word "levels", the phrase: "in particular parvulary education, and ''. 2. Add the following article 6th bis:" Article 6º.-Education parvularia is the educational level that attends integrally to boys and girls from birth until their entry into basic education, without constituting a mandatory antecedent for this. Its purpose is to promote in a systematic, timely and relevant way, relevant and meaningful learning in the parvulos, supporting the family in its irreplaceable role as the first educator. Parvulary education does not require minimum requirements to access it, nor does it allow for arbitrary differences. '' Having complied with the provisions of No. 1 |! |of article 82 of the Political Constitution of the |! | Republic and for how much I have had to approve it and |! |sanctioning; therefore promulgate and take effect |! |as Law of the Republic. Santiago, 6 November 2001.-RICARDO LAGOS |! | ESCOBAR, President of the Republic.-Mariana Aylwin Oyarzun, Minister of Education. What I transcribe to you for your knowledge.-|! | Salutes intently to Ud., Jose Weinstein Cayela, |! | Education Undersecretary. Constitutional Court BILL AMENDING THE CONSTITUTIONAL ORGANIC LAW OF TEACHING IN THE FIELD OF PARVULARY EDUCATION The Secretary of the Constitutional Court, who subscribes, certifies that the Honorable Senate sent the bill It was stated in the rubric, approved by the National Congress, that this Court should exercise control of its constitutionality, and by its judgment of 18 October 2001, it declared it constitutional. Santiago, October 19, 2001.-Rafael Larraín Cruz, Secretary.