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This is decided by the school itself

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In 2023, school absences are not regulated by any all-Russian document.

Ideally, the academic department should develop a local act: a regulation, rules or regulations. It specifies how many days a student can miss classes and what reasons are considered valid.

The usual period is 3-5 days per month (in total or in a row). You can't just stay home - you need a statement from the parents with the note "I take responsibility for the life and russian numbers health of the child". As a reason, it is enough to indicate family circumstances.

Without this document, the school is responsible for the child ( Article 41 of the Law on Education). If something happens, the class teacher and other employees will have to explain themselves to the police.

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If there is no local act, everything is decided by an agreement with the class teacher. Usually, they let you go for 3-5 days without any problems. Check whether you can use all the days in a row or whether you need to stretch it out for a month.

If you can't reach an agreement, you can contact the deputy director, the director, or the local education department. There are no laws prohibiting skipping school without a certificate.

Sometimes teachers refuse to accept a child without a certificate, citing documents that actually say something different. For example:

SanPiN . The new version of 2021 states that a certificate is required if the child was sick ( clause 2.9.4 ). Therefore, if the child missed classes for another reason, the teacher cannot require a certificate.
Education Law 273-FZ . It says nothing at all about skipping classes.
For their part, parents also sometimes rely on outdated rules. For example, the Ministry of Health 's 2020 letter of recommendation allowed skipping 5 days, and in a row. This document is no longer valid.
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