Conservative President of Peru Keiko Fujimori on Monday announced sweeping changes to the nation’s school system seeking to restore order and discipline in the nation’s classrooms.
\n\nThe policies, known as “Guidelines for School Discipline Management,” reintroduce the possibility to sanction students with disciplinary actions and expel those who commit serious and repeated offenses for the first time years. Fujimori warned that the “most misbehaving” students will not be allowed in classrooms. According to the Peruvian Education Ministry, the guidelines will apply to all public and private schools in Peru.
\n\nPer the Peruvian state-owned newspaper El Peruano, President Fujimori made the announcement during an official event at the Felipe Santiago Estenos school in Chaclacayo. Fujimori explained that violence among students, attacks against school community members, and behaviors that endanger the wellbeing of students will not be tolerated and require a “firm, timely, and responsible response.”
\n\n“That is why these guidelines provide for proportional sanctions and reprimands based on a gradual principle,” Fujimori said.
\n\nU.S President Donald Trump poses with Peru’s President Keiko Fujimori at the United Nations General Assembly in New York in September 2026. (@KeikoFujimori)
\n\n“We’re not going to let a few misbehaving students disrupt the peace and quiet of…
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