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Art. 141 LOI sur l’enseignement obligatoire (LEO) - Recours au département

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Art. 141 LEO · Recours au département

1. A l'exception de celles qui concernent les rapports de travail des enseignants et des directeurs, les décisions prises en application de la présente loi par une autorité autre que le département peuvent faire l'objet d'un recours auprès de celui-ci dans les 10 jours dès leur notification.

2. Sauf décision contraire du département, le recours n'a pas d'effet suspensif.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (6)

GE.2023.0178 · vd (art. 141 LEO)
Parents' Challenge to School Reassignment Based on Logistical Hardship Upheld by Administrative Necessity
Cited in the reasoning regarding the appeal procedure against the decision of the establishment director to the Department (DFJC).
GE.2022.0100 · vd (art. 141 al. 1 LEO)
Parents v. School District: Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies and Good Faith Reliance on Erroneous Guidance
This article established the existence of a prior administrative appeal required before coming to the Cantonal Court, leading to the declaration of inadmissibility.
GE.2019.0241 · vd (art. 141 LEO)
Student Suspension Appeal Granted Suspensory Effect Due to Insufficient Balancing of Interests
Although central to the legal context of the refused suspensive effect (point 3.a), it is not explicitly cited in the final orders (I-IV).
GE.2019.0241 · vd (art. 141 al. 2 LEO)
Student Suspension Appeal Granted Suspensory Effect Due to Insufficient Balancing of Interests
Although central to the legal context of the refused suspensive effect (point 3.a), it is not explicitly cited in the final orders (I-IV).
GE.2019.0049 · vd (Art. 141 al. 2 LEO)
Student Exclusion Appeal Regarding Immediate Executability of School Sanction
The court confirmed the decision not to grant suspensive effect to the appeal, adhering to the rule that administrative appeals in school matters generally lack suspensive effect unless the department decides otherwise.
GE.2016.0074 · vd (art. 141 al. 2 LEO)
Student Appeal Against Refusal of Suspension of School Disciplinary Action
The court based its decision to reject the request for suspensive effect on the legal presumption established by this article for school matters.