Arzola proposes pausing school transfers to SLEP

Education Minister María Paz Arzola has floated the idea of pausing the transfer of municipal schools to the Local Public Education Services. The proposal aims for a mixed system and must go through Congress.

The minister stated on TVN that the Ministry of Education is working on a proposal that will not be a single solution for all cases. The goal is to allow some municipalities to retain administration of their schools if they meet certain requirements.

Currently, 34 SLEP are set to receive schools from 175 municipalities between 2027 and 2029. Arzola noted that the aim is to evaluate measures to improve the process and possibly postpone transfers in some areas.

Mayors such as Sebastián Sichel of Ñuñoa called for urgent action to suspend the transfers, while Rodrigo Wainraight of Puerto Montt declared support for proceeding. Other local leaders welcomed the review but stressed the need for resources and flexibility.

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Education Minister María Paz Arzola thanks lawmakers after the Education Committee's approval of the Protected Schools bill amid tense debate.
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Education commission dispatches Protected Schools bill to chamber

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The Chamber of Deputies' Education Committee approved the Executive's Protected Schools bill on Thursday and sent it to the floor after a tense debate lasting over six hours. Education Minister María Paz Arzola thanked lawmakers for the progress, emphasizing its urgency to combat school violence. Opponents filed constitutionality reservations and criticized the burden on educators.

Ñuñoa mayor Sebastián Sichel described his meeting with Education Minister María Paz Arzola as positive, aimed at discussing the future of Public Education Local Services (SLEP) in the commune. He received indications that the Education Ministry is considering postponing or suspending the transfer of schools to SLEP.

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María Paz Arzola, Chile's new Education Minister, presented her legislative priorities on Tuesday to the Chamber of Deputies' Education Committee, joined by her three undersecretaries. She highlighted financial deficits in eight programs and outlined proposals for school, early childhood, and higher education. She announced reviews of the SLEP transfer calendar and SAE changes.

Jaime Dussán, president of Colpensiones, announced meetings and technical tables with sector actors to discuss Decree 0415 of 2026, which governs the transfer of $25 trillion from private funds to Colpensiones. He specified that $20 trillion will go to current contributors and $5 trillion to pensioners. He noted that around 109,000 people have been transferred, with nearly 24,000 now receiving monthly payments.

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The State Council suspended the transfer of 5 trillion pesos from pension fund administrators to Colpensiones. The government expressed deep concern over the impact on pension payments. President Gustavo Petro criticized the decision and announced legal action.

Fernando Peña, national director of Junaeb, traveled to Calama to coordinate psychosocial support for the Instituto Obispo Silva Lezaeta community after an inspector's homicide on March 27. In meetings with local officials, he outlined immediate actions and announced a temporary support device. The effort aims to ensure a safe return to classes for about 1,300 students.

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On April 1, Chile's Official Gazette published the Law on Coexistence, Good Treatment, and Well-being of Educational Communities, authorizing metal detector portals in schools under strict conditions. The measure addresses rising school violence, including a recent student stabbing in Calama. Implementation is not immediate due to pending regulations and lack of specific funding.

 

 

 

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