Laura Mlynarz, president of FECH, stated that "students must fulfill our role of being available to meet the needs of the people of Chile. Youth has not only the rebellious spirit but also the energy to contribute labor, enthusiasm, and the knowledge we have, especially in times of emergency."

Mario Aguilar, president of the Teachers' Union, expressed concerns regarding excessive centralization in decision-making, stating, "We have provided information, but I feel there is an issue of excessive centralization in decision-making. It seems everything is being resolved slowly in La Moneda without having complete information. Being in a comfortable and well-heated office at the Government Palace may not accurately reflect what is happening."

Frustration is mounting among countless families in Valparaíso and Viña del Mar after the Ministry of Education announced the suspension of classes due to rain at 7:30 AM on Tuesday, July 21, moments before the school day was set to begin.

Frustration is mounting among families in Valparaíso and Viña del Mar after the Ministry of Education announced the suspension of classes due to rain just as students were arriving at school, prompting calls for the resignation of the Education Secretary.

Over a hundred volunteers from the Federation of Students of the University of Chile (FECh) have dedicated themselves to clearing the flooded streets in low-income neighborhoods impacted by the severe weather sweeping the country.

Deputy Cuello voted against the initiative, stating it "reinstates market logic in the educational system, favoring the expansion of private establishments rather than strengthening public education."

The Ingresa Commission announced in its 2025 report that financing for tuition fees through the State-Guaranteed Credit (CAE) has hit a historic high, reflecting significant demand from students across the country.

"We have warned about this in the discussion of the 'vandals register'; we all want to combat incivilities, but not with laws that take us backward as a society," commented Deputy Tatiana Urrutia (FA) following the publication of the official document.

In its fourth edition, the initiative expands its reach by including transitional school levels from across the country. Five pedagogical practices will be selected, each receiving a fund of 1 million pesos and starring in an episode of the program's web docuseries.

The Ministry of Education's bill diverges completely from the proposals made by the SAE Technical Table. "We proposed modifications to improve the system, but by no means to create this mixed system, which will only generate more confusion and lead to the return of arbitrary discrimination in the school selection process," warned Cristian Cabalin, Deputy Director of the Institute of Advanced Studies in Education at the University of Chile.