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Art. 64 Legge sulla scuola dell'obbligo (LEO) - Deroghe all’area di reclutamento su richiesta dei genitori
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Art. 64 LEO - Deroghe all’area di reclutamento su richiesta dei genitori · Deroghe all’area di reclutamento su richiesta dei genitori
1. Il dipartimento può, a titolo eccezionale, concedere deroghe, in particolare in caso di cambio di residenza, in modo da permettere all'alunno di terminare l'anno scolastico nella classe in cui lo ha iniziato, o a causa di altre circostanze particolari che ritiene opportune.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (17)
GE.2023.0178 · vd (art. 64 LEO)
Parents' Challenge to School Reassignment Based on Logistical Hardship Upheld by Administrative Necessity
Cited to define the circumstances under which the Department may grant exceptions to the territoriality principle for schooling.
GE.2023.0098 · vd (art. 64 LEO)
Parents v. Education Authority: School Catchment Area Derogation Refusal Upheld
This article is the legal basis allowing the Department to grant exceptional derogations, which the court found was not warranted in this case.
GE.2023.0120 · vd (art. 63 et 64 LEO)
Parents' Appeal for Continued Out-of-District Schooling Denied Based on Territoriality Principle
The appeal was rejected because the administrative authority's assessment not to grant a derogation to the principle of territorial schooling was deemed compliant with Articles 63 and 64 LEO.
GE.2023.0120 · vd (art. 64 LEO)
Parents' Appeal for Continued Out-of-District Schooling Denied Based on Territoriality Principle
Cited in the reasoning regarding the rules for granting exceptions (derogations) to the principle of territorial schooling.
GE.2023.0065 · vd (art. 64 LEO)
Parents' Appeal Against Refusal of School Enrollment Exemption for Dyslexic Child
The court found that the parents' arguments did not constitute exceptional circumstances justifying a derogation to the principle of territoriality.
GE.2021.0118 · vd (Art. 64 LEO)
Derogation for School Transfer Based on Severe Mental Health Needs
The granting of the requested derogation (school transfer) is based on this article, which allows for exceptional derogations to the general rule of school zoning.
GE.2019.0096 · vd (art. 64 LEO)
Parents' Appeal of Schooling Exception Refusal Based on Changed Circumstances
The court confirmed that the invoked reasons did not justify departing from the principle of territorial schooling.
GE.2019.0013 · vd (Art. 64 LEO)
Appeal Against Denial of Third Consecutive School Zoning Exemption
This provision, concerning exceptional derogations to the catchment area based on particular circumstances, is the substantive legal basis for the appeal concerning the request for schooling outside the usual area.
GE.2017.0112 · vd (Art. 64 LEO)
Domicile-Based Schooling vs. Parental Relocation Request
This article, concerning derogations to the catchment area based on parents' request, is the substantive legal basis for the court's decision to reject the appeal against the refusal of exemption.
GE.2017.0075 · vd (art. 64 de la loi du 7 juin 2011 sur l'enseignement obligatoire (LEO; RSV 400.02))
Student Expulsion for Persistent Misconduct Upheld
Cited in the facts to describe the initial authorization for the student to transfer schools.
GE.2016.0134 · vd (art. 64 LEO)
Cantonal School Catchment Area Appeal: Convenience vs. Territoriality
The court confirmed the decision which was based on the rejection of a derogation under this article, and found no abuse of discretion in applying articles 63 and 64 LEO.
GE.2016.0082 · vd (Art. 64 LEO)
Parents v. Department of Education (School Zone Exception for Disabled Child)
The substantive decision to admit the appeal and grant the exemption is based on the exception rule articulated in Art. 64 LEO, as interpreted by the court concerning 'circonstances particulières'.
GE.2016.0050 · vd (Art. 64 LEO)
School Zone Exemption Denial Upheld Due to Territoriality Principle
This provision, concerning exceptional derogations to the school district area, establishes the legal basis for the substantive decision on granting or refusing the exception, even though the court ultimately rejected the appeal.
GE.2014.0135 · vd (art. 64 LEO)
Parents' Appeal for School Zoning Deviation Rejected Due to Seasonal Employment
The court explicitly cites this article when concluding that the administrative authority did not abuse its discretion by refusing the derogation.
GE.2014.0057 · vd (art. 64 LEO)
Parent Appeal of School Zone Exemption Refusal Upheld
This article was cited in the reasoning for rejecting the appeal against the refusal to grant a derogation.