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213.1 VSG CH-SG

Art. 51 Volksschulgesetz (VSG) - Anspruch

IV. Schülerinnen und Schüler - 2. Schulbesuch
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Art. 51 VSG · Anspruch

1. Das im Kanton wohnhafte Kind hat das Recht, jene öffentliche Schule oder anerkannte private Sonderschule zu besuchen, die seinen Fähigkeiten entspricht und deren Anforderungen es erfüllt.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (14)

B.2021.220 · sg (Art. 51-53 VSG)
Parents' Unilateral Withdrawal Forfeits Right to State Funding for Private School Costs
Cited in the reasoning section as the basis for the right to attend a public school corresponding to the child's abilities and the rules for permission/order of attendance elsewhere.
BRB.2022.Nr.15 · sg (Art. 51 VSG)
School Board Refusal of Out-of-Canton Sports School Funding
Cited in the reasoning to define the right of a resident child to attend a school corresponding to their abilities.
BLD.Entscheid.Nr.01 · sg (Art. 51 VSG)
Local Authority Ordered to Fund Education Costs for Hospitalized Student from Private School
Cited in the reasoning to establish the right to attend a suitable school.
ERB.2019.Nr.166 · sg (Art. 51 VSG)
Student Placement Dispute: Introductory vs. Regular First Grade
Cited regarding the right and duty of a resident child to attend the school corresponding to their abilities.
B.2018.36 · sg (Art. 51 VSG)
Appeal Dismissed for Private School Tuition Costs
Cited in the reasoning regarding the right of a child resident in St. Gallen to attend the appropriate public school or recognized private special school.
B.2018.36 · sg (Art. 51 VSG)
State Obligation to Fund Private School Tuition Under Free Education Mandate
Cited in the reasoning regarding the right to attend a public school or recognized private special school corresponding to the child's abilities.
B.2017.249 · sg (Art. 51 VSG)
Special Needs Placement Upheld Over Parental Preference
Cited in the reasoning (2.2) regarding the right of a pupil to attend a school appropriate to their abilities.
B.2017.59 · sg (Art. 51 VSG)
Appeal Dismissed: No Mandate for Private School Attendance Over Adequate Public Education
Cited in the reasoning to establish the right of a child in St. Gallen to attend a public school or an accredited private special school that matches their abilities.
B.2014.132 · sg (Art. 51 VSG)
Mother's Unilateral Private School Enrollment Bars Appeal on Public School Adequacy
Cited in the reasoning section detailing the right to attend a public or recognized private special school corresponding to the child's abilities.
B.2014.132 · sg (Art. 51 VSG)
Tuition Reimbursement Denial for Unilateral Private School Enrollment
Cited in the reasoning regarding the right of children resident in St. Gallen to attend a school corresponding to their abilities.
B.2014.113 · sg (Art. 51 des Volksschulgesetzes, sGS 213.1, VSG)
Appeal Dismissed: Denial of Private Schooling Costs for Unrecognized Highly Gifted Student
Cited to establish the general right of resident children to attend a public school corresponding to their abilities.
B.2014.113 · sg (Art. 51 des Volksschulgesetzes, sGS 213.1, VSG)
Parental Reimbursement Denial for Private Schooling Absent Exhaustion of Public Options
Cited in the reasoning to define the right of a child to attend a school corresponding to their abilities.
B.2013.102 · sg (Art. 51 VSG)
Student Tuition Reimbursement Denial for Out-of-District Schooling Upheld
Cited in the reasoning regarding the right of a resident child to attend a public school corresponding to their abilities.
B.2013.102 · sg (Art. 51 VSG)
School District Funding Denial for Out-of-Jurisdiction School Upheld
This article, granting the right to attend a school appropriate to the child's abilities, was cited in the reasoning to define the child's right to schooling.