What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is PROJEKT USTAWY 1857.
School changes: new rules for elective classes, exams, and student support
The act introduces significant changes to the education system, including new core curricula and the option for students or parents to opt out of elective classes. It simplifies funding procedures for employers training young workers and introduces modern digital systems for exams and youth center supervision.
Key points
Elective classes with opt-out: Students or their parents can officially opt out of participating in elective school classes.
New core curricula: Starting from the 2026/2027 school year, new curricula will be gradually rolled out, beginning with grades I and IV of primary schools.
Easier funding for employers: Employers training young workers will have clear rules and a 3-month window to apply for cost refunds after exam results are published.
Digitalization and security: Users can now log into exam systems using national electronic IDs, and a new IT system will monitor youth social reintegration centers.
Grading changes: In art schools, certain artistic classes will be graded based on participation and engagement rather than traditional grades.
Clear scholarship rules: The law specifies what student data can be processed for academic and sports scholarships, limiting data storage to one year.
53%
VOTING RESULTS
2025-11-21
For
233
Against
200
Abstain
6
Status:
Vetoed
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