Is it possible to take a week off at the parents' initiative? We're planning a vacation, but it does…

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Is it possible to take a week off at the parents' initiative? We're planning a vacation, but it doesn't fall during school holidays in November. Can I just tell the teacher we'll be absent for family reasons? Or is that somehow illegal?
Где их можно найти? Посоветуйте, я давно не пробовала их.
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Anita
it's not ideal, but some skip it and it's okay to write
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Tatyana
The school can't prevent it...
just write about family matters and that's it.
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Irina
You can. Let's skip it. I'm attaching copies of the leave tickets and writing the application.
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Kartysheva Natalya
I wrote a statement saying that due to family circumstances (travel), she wouldn't be attending from [date] to [date].
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Yulenka
Sure, you can
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Tanya
skipped.
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yankovskaya yuliya
Yes, you need to submit a statement (addressed to the director in our case). The wording is approximately: I will not be attending from X to X date. I take responsibility for mastering the curriculum myself. This is what's required here)
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Svetlana
You can be out for up to 3 days without a doctor's note. After that, you'll need one. This is so you have the option to redo any work missed while your child was absent.
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Olka
Sure, you just write a statement addressed to the director and that's it.
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Marishka
Absolutely not. It's even fined now. But in elementary school, we let it slide because the kids were doing well and even ahead of the curriculum. Not in middle school, though, I wouldn't risk it.
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Vedeneva Yuliya
What kind of certificate?
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Tatyana Ruzanova
A doctor's note is only needed if the child was sick.
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Tatyana Ruzanova
Svetlana There's a new sanitary regulation in effect. The gist is: if you were sick for even a day, you need a doctor's note. If you weren't sick, no doctor's note is required, no matter how long you were absent.
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Chudaeva Elena
From the doctor.
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Chudaeva Elena
We need a doctor's note if your child is absent from school for more than 1 day, even if they weren't sick and just went on a trip. Otherwise, they won't be allowed back in.
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Svetlana
Svetlana It's not like that for us.
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Tatyana Ruzanova
Ask them what these requirements are based on. You could also ask if they've read SP 2.4.2.4283-26, as that's the document that regulates this matter. If the rule is stated in their internal regulations, ask for a copy. It should specify what that clause refers to.
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Chudaeva Elena
I'd rather just go and get the certificate myself. It's a 10-minute thing. Otherwise, God forbid, they'll start taking it out on the baby later. Thanks for the information!)
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Fidaliya Habibullina-Ismagilova
Kartysheva Natalya Thanks
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Tatyana Ruzanova
Oh, those constant fears… :) They really prey on them. I remember a few years ago, when a different sanitary regulation was in effect (which specified the allowed number of days without a doctor's note), the class teacher suddenly sent a message saying the school nurse had ordered that even for one day of absence, a note would be required. I asked the teacher to inquire with the medical staff who exactly had rescinded the current regulation. The demand immediately vanished.
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