A short story on home schooling in Spain.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
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Galicia Support Letter of support for the Lopez family Sanz
I would appreciatte if you send this letter to suppor a family from Spain who has to testify in front of the Judge on Feb. 7th to earn their right to homeschool.
You can send it by mail to::
Juzgado de instrucción nº 1 de Vitoria-Gasteiz.
C/ Avenida Gasteiz nº 18, 3ª planta, Vitoria, SPAIN
FAX: (34)945 00 48 50
By E-mail: lauforpablo@yahoo.com
Dear Sir or Madam,
I direct my letter to you as judge of this Court, concerning a lawsuit directed to Marcelo López de Arana and Mª Elena Sanz, for publicly admitting they have decided to homeschool their son Pablo López de Arana Sanz, in spite of the fact that it is not illegal in Spain, not prohibited by any law, and legally recognized in the United Nations.
I would like to emphasize that homeschooling in Spain has already been on trial on various other occasions. There is jurisprudence in favor of a family who was already tried in the Supreme Court and won, on 10/30/1994. The court ruled that the Right to Education was completely compatible with the education the minor received in his home, so he did not have to go to the state school. This is not the only case. There are many more, but we have to note also that even in the Basque Region (where this family lives) there is a case of jurisprudence: January 31st, 2005, Court Case 2 of Vitoria (136/04), which commands that homeschooling is a legitimate option and is a growing method of education not only in Spain but in the rest of the world, including the Basque Region, having that right to do so under the Constitution in Article 27.3, which gives the right to the parents to choose the education system of their children according to their principles and beliefs. We also have the cases of the Branson-Sánchez family whose case was approved to homeschool the 7th of July, 2008, and Arantxa Sestayo was also allowed to homeschool the 25th of November of 2009, both of these cases won their right to homeschool in front of the District Attorney in the Basque Region.
In this matter, it is our wish to note that this family, just like many other families in the rest of Spain and the Basque Region, are educating their children according to the freedom of education that the English Constitution provides, having chosen this method because they considered it the best for their children at the moment, which is also expressed in the Declaration of Human Rights, in Article 26.2. We believe the way the Court will be acting against articles 29 and 30 of The Declaration of Human Rights, signed by Spain as a member of the United Nations if they don´t allow this family to homeschool.
For all of these reasons we ask you, as the judge, to drop the charges against this family, and to support their right to homeschool their children.
Sincerely,
Name and ID number
I would appreciatte if you send this letter to suppor a family from Spain who has to testify in front of the Judge on Feb. 7th to earn their right to homeschool.
You can send it by mail to::
Juzgado de instrucción nº 1 de Vitoria-Gasteiz.
C/ Avenida Gasteiz nº 18, 3ª planta, Vitoria, SPAIN
FAX: (34)945 00 48 50
By E-mail: lauforpablo@yahoo.com
Dear Sir or Madam,
I direct my letter to you as judge of this Court, concerning a lawsuit directed to Marcelo López de Arana and Mª Elena Sanz, for publicly admitting they have decided to homeschool their son Pablo López de Arana Sanz, in spite of the fact that it is not illegal in Spain, not prohibited by any law, and legally recognized in the United Nations.
I would like to emphasize that homeschooling in Spain has already been on trial on various other occasions. There is jurisprudence in favor of a family who was already tried in the Supreme Court and won, on 10/30/1994. The court ruled that the Right to Education was completely compatible with the education the minor received in his home, so he did not have to go to the state school. This is not the only case. There are many more, but we have to note also that even in the Basque Region (where this family lives) there is a case of jurisprudence: January 31st, 2005, Court Case 2 of Vitoria (136/04), which commands that homeschooling is a legitimate option and is a growing method of education not only in Spain but in the rest of the world, including the Basque Region, having that right to do so under the Constitution in Article 27.3, which gives the right to the parents to choose the education system of their children according to their principles and beliefs. We also have the cases of the Branson-Sánchez family whose case was approved to homeschool the 7th of July, 2008, and Arantxa Sestayo was also allowed to homeschool the 25th of November of 2009, both of these cases won their right to homeschool in front of the District Attorney in the Basque Region.
In this matter, it is our wish to note that this family, just like many other families in the rest of Spain and the Basque Region, are educating their children according to the freedom of education that the English Constitution provides, having chosen this method because they considered it the best for their children at the moment, which is also expressed in the Declaration of Human Rights, in Article 26.2. We believe the way the Court will be acting against articles 29 and 30 of The Declaration of Human Rights, signed by Spain as a member of the United Nations if they don´t allow this family to homeschool.
For all of these reasons we ask you, as the judge, to drop the charges against this family, and to support their right to homeschool their children.
Sincerely,
Name and ID number
Sunday, January 23, 2011
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Arana-Arana Family Support - Sanz
Dear
Hello,
I ask you all as you want to support free education in this family you send letters signed either by fax, mail or e-mail to the court:
Magistrate's Court No 1 in Vitoria-Gasteiz.
C / Avenida Gasteiz n º 18, 3 floor, Vitoria
BY E-mail: lauforpablo@yahoo.com
FAX: 945 00 48 50
FAX: 945 00 48 50
___________________________________
Dear
/ Sir or Madam,
I am writing you as Judge of the Magistrate's Court in relation to the demand for abandoning their parental responsibilities with respect to the alleged lack of schooling for her son Paul Lopez de Arana Sanz, brought to Marcelo Lopez de Arana and Maria Elena Sanz to recognize them , publicly, that, to educate your child has chosen the path of Homeschooling, an action that complies with the law both in this country (not prohibited in any legal text), and the various international conventions, and is recognized by the United Nations Organization (UNO).
Demand poured over alleged dereliction of duty as parents, despite that this family satisfies all the requirements of the social contract as is demonstrated in sections 154 and 155 of the Civil Code, articles in full compliance.
We know that this situation is greatly affecting the emotional and psychological well-being not only the parents but the child they see that the balance of life that are currently at risk of breaking. On the other hand, has aroused considerable concern in the entire group of homeschooling families nationally, as well as those who prefer face-schooling advocates freedom of education and the necessary expansion of the rights of citizens.
I would like to point out that home schooling in the English State, has been repeatedly considered legitimate. I would note that the case law of the highest level for families who practice it. The Supreme Court in Case 30.10.1994, for example, estimates consistent with the right to education that children receive training in the family, regardless of formal education, no roads are established by the State exclusive or exclusive. And other statements in the same direction, which would be a long list, but we wish to emphasize that already exists in the Basque case law, order dated 31 January 2005. Investigating Court 2 of Vitoria. 136/04 summary procedure, so home schooling is a legitimate option, growing not only in Spain and the world in general but also in Euskadi in particular and with the blessings of justice, which serves the rights of citizens that frames the English Constitution in Article 27.3.
also file cases by the prosecution of the juvenile court of San Sebastian on July 7, 2008 by prosecutors in San Sebastian Branson family-Sánchez and November 25, 2009 Sestayo Arantxa also with the same cause of educating their children at home.
is in this sense I wish to state that this family like many others in Spain and Euskadi, educate your child and give adequate training in the exercise of academic freedom that is constitutionally recognized, having to opt for they consider most appropriate education for their children, ensuring their welfare and education in a comprehensive manner, as expressed in Article 26. 2 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and acting under Article 26.3 of the same declaration.
For all the above I request that a judge preserve the peace and the right to freedom of teaching this family.
NAME AND ID:
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