Daniel David, the Minister of Education, acknowledges the discrepancies between students' grades and the results of national exams, announcing evaluation standards for 2026-2027.

The Minister of Education, Daniel David, acknowledged the existence of discrepancies between the grades obtained by students in class and their results in national exams, such as the National Assessment and the Baccalaureate. He stated that by the middle of next year, the evaluation and grading standards for primary, secondary, and high school cycles will be finalized. David emphasized the importance of these standards, mentioning that their absence has led to confusion in grading.

He also specified that work is being done on high school programs, which could be implemented in the next school year, along with new textbooks and a revised curricular logic. These measures are intended to standardize student evaluation and improve the educational system.