Votul la Senat privind examenul suplimentar de admitere la liceu, amânat din nou. Ce se întâmplă cu proiectul controversat

The Senate's decision on the controversial additional admission exam for high school has been postponed to September 8. The Education Committee unanimously approved the abolition of this exam, emphasizing the need for a working group to reorganize the National Assessment for eighth graders. The current law allows high schools to conduct their own admission exams for up to 50% of available places after the National Assessment. Critics argue that the timing of the proposed changes is unfair to students nearing the end of middle school, raising concerns about socio-economic discrimination and the lack of objective criteria for admissions.