213.1
VSG
CH-SG
CH-SG
Art. 61 Volksschulgesetz (VSG) - Berufsverbot
V. Lehrpersonen - 1. Allgemeine Bestimmungen
Art. 61 VSG · Berufsverbot
1. Der Bildungsrat verfügt ein Berufsverbot, wenn die Eignung für die Lehrtätigkeit fehlt.
2. Haben sich die Verhältnisse wesentlich verändert, verfügt er die Aufhebung des Verbots.
3. Die zuständige Stelle des Kantons meldet Verbot und Aufhebung den Räten des Kantons St.Gallen und den zuständigen Stellen der Kantone, die das Lehrdiplom durch Vereinbarung anerkennen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (15)
B.2016.147 · sg (Art. 61 VSG)
Teacher Physical Misconduct Professional Ban Upheld
This article provided the legal basis for the administrative measure (professional ban) ordered by the lower court, which the appeal challenged.
B.2016.147 · sg (Art. 61 VSG)
Teacher's Indefinite Professional Ban Upheld After Student Assault
This article, specifically its version applicable from August 1, 2015, is the legal basis for imposing the professional ban on the appellant.
B.2005.37 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 1 VSG)
Teacher Exclusion Upheld Due to Child Pornography Conviction
This provision is the legal basis for excluding the eligibility to teach via a note on the teaching diploma.
B.2005.37 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 2 VSG)
Teacher Exclusion Upheld Due to Child Pornography Conviction
Cited as the basis for the possibility to issue a teaching diploma without a note if circumstances substantially change.
B.2005.37 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 3 VSG)
Teacher Exclusion Upheld Due to Child Pornography Conviction
Cited regarding the communication of the exclusion/rectification to relevant bodies.
B.2005.40 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 1 VSG)
Teacher Disqualification for Child Pornography and Inappropriate Conduct Upheld
This provision forms the substantive basis for upholding the decision to exclude the appellant's eligibility for election as a teacher.
B.2005.40 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 3 VSG)
Teacher Disqualification for Child Pornography and Inappropriate Conduct Upheld
This provision relates to the notification of the exclusion of eligibility, which is implicitly confirmed by dismissing the appeal against the underlying decision.
B.2005.37 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 1 VSG)
Teacher Eligibility Exclusion Upheld Due to Child Pornography Possession Record
This provision is the main ground used to uphold the exclusion of the right to be elected as a teacher due to lack of aptitude.
B.2005.37 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 2 VSG)
Teacher Eligibility Exclusion Upheld Due to Child Pornography Possession Record
Cited as the basis for the possibility of issuing a diploma without endorsement if circumstances change significantly.
B.2005.40 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 1 VSG)
Teacher Eligibility Exclusion Upheld Due to Child Pornography and Misconduct
The court dismissed the appeal because the appellant was deemed unsuitable as a primary school teacher due to consuming child pornography and repeatedly acting without appropriate distance towards children and adolescents, justifying the exclusion of eligibility under this article.
B.2005.40 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 3 VSG)
Teacher Eligibility Exclusion Upheld Due to Child Pornography and Misconduct
Although not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders, Art. 61 Abs. 1 and 3 VSG were discussed as the basis for the administrative measure being reviewed, but the final order only cites the outcome regarding the appeal itself.
B.2004.37 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 1 VSG)
Teacher Barred from Elective Office Due to Student Misconduct
The court confirmed the decision to exclude the appellant's eligibility for election based on this article, which allows such exclusion if suitability for teaching is lacking.
B.2004.37 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 2 VSG)
Teacher Barred from Elective Office Due to Student Misconduct
Mentioned as the provision under which the appellant could apply for the withdrawal of the note if circumstances change substantially.
B.2004.37 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 1 VSG)
Teacher Disqualification Upheld for Inappropriate Student Contact
This provision forms the main legal basis for the administrative decision to exclude the appellant's eligibility (Wahlfähigkeit) for teaching.
B.2004.37 · sg (Art. 61 Abs. 2 VSG)
Teacher Disqualification Upheld for Inappropriate Student Contact
Cited in the reasoning regarding the possibility for the appellant to obtain a teaching diploma without the endorsement if circumstances change significantly.