Fără al doilea examen pentru admiterea la liceu: comisia din Senat a votat pentru eliminarea lui

The Senate Education Committee unanimously approved a bill to abolish the additional high school admission exam introduced in 2023. All present senators voted for the elimination of this mechanism, which allowed high schools to conduct their own entrance exams for up to 50% of places. The bill will be voted on in the Senate plenary, which is the decision-making chamber. The committee's president emphasized the importance of not adding another exam on top of the National Assessment. For the abolition to take effect in the 2026-2027 school year, Parliament must explicitly derogate from existing legislation. Recent discussions revealed political divisions, with some parties favoring postponement rather than abolition. Critics argue that students should not face multiple exams at such a young age, advocating for a unified National Assessment instead.