Ukraine's Parliament Ensures High School Students Can Graduate Despite Status Changes
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The Verkhovna Rada has passed a bill that allows students in grades 10-11 to complete their education in their schools despite changes in the institution's status. The law, aimed at mitigating disruptions caused by the reform of high school, ensures that students currently enrolled in a two-year program can graduate from their existing institution, even if it changes from a lyceum to a gymnasium. The legislation also simplifies the licensing process for institutions to accommodate these students.
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