Center Agreements

School Agreements are a set of rules, decisions and commitments that are taken by consensus by the educational community. These agreements cover different areas, such as coexistence, management and organization of the school, student evaluation and other aspects relevant to the proper functioning of education.

The Center Agreements arise from the need to promote participative and consensual management, involving all members of the educational community, such as teachers (FIC), non-teaching staff, students and parents. They aim to establish the bases for harmonious coexistence, the organization of resources and the improvement of academic results.

It is important to highlight that the Center Agreements are built collectively, through participatory processes, meetings and debates. This allows everyone to have the opportunity to express their opinions, contribute proposals and reach agreements that are accepted by the majority.

In summary, Center Agreements are an instrument of democratic and participatory management in an educational center, which aims to improve coexistence and learning, establish agreed operating rules and promote the involvement of the entire educational community.

Among the Center's agreements in the digital field we can highlight:

• Organization and Operating Rules of the NOFC Center
• PEC Center Educational Project