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Educational Legislation - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The guarantees of education, as reflected in Articles 94 to 107, establish a solid framework to ensure that all citizens have access to quality education, regardless of their economic or social situation.
    - - "Official Education" refers to the education that is provided by official State agencies.
      - Private Education.
        
        refers to:
        
        "Private Education" refers to education that is provided by private entities, as opposed to "Official Education" which is provided by official State agencies.
- - - - The Fundamental Provisions of Law 47 of 1946, Organic Law of Education of the Republic of Panama, establish the principles and guidelines that govern the country's educational system.
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        Law 47 of 1946, Organic Law on Education, establishes the administrative structure of the Panamanian educational system, which is composed of three levels: central, regional and local or institutional.
      - Regular Subsystem
        
        The Regular Subsystem is an integral part of the Panamanian educational system, as defined in Law 47 of 1946, Organic Law on Education
        
        The Non-Regular Subsystem
        
        The Non-Regular Subsystem is an essential part of the Panamanian educational system, as defined in Law 47 of 1946, Organic Law on Education.
- - - - Article 132 establishes that the Panamanian State has the responsibility to preserve the elements of national identity that differentiate us as a nation and unite us to the universal community.
- - - - Together, these articles establish the regulatory framework for the appointments, promotions and selection of teaching and administrative staff in primary schools.
    - - Together, articles 232 to 247 address aspects related to the organization, administration and operation of secondary education institutions.
      - Staff Educators
        
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        Articles 248 to 261 deal with various issues related to student welfare, the promotion of cultural, sports and social activities, and attention to the physical and health needs of students.