Ombudsman on charitable contributions to schools: what parents need to know about their rights.
According to inkorr.com: The authorities of Ukraine reminded parents that financial support for schools can only be provided through the official accounts of educational institutions. The Ombudsman emphasized that schools are not allowed to require transferring money to charitable foundations or public organizations. She also pointed out the potential discrimination of students and their parents in this context.
Legislative aspects
The Ombudsman added that the creation of schools' own charitable foundations may contradict the all-Ukrainian law 'On Education' and lead to more harm than good. It is important to remember that educational institutions are not allowed to deny children admission due to lack of voluntary contributions. This issue concerns not only finances but also the rights of every child to receive education without any discrimination.
This initiative of the authorities aims to ensure transparency in school financing so that every child has equal access to education. It is important for parents to be aware of their rights and the possibilities of making lawful contributions to their children's education while avoiding the risks associated with unofficial funds.
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