Leaders of the Parents' Associations (APAFAS) in Lima Metropolitana have expressed strong disagreement with the expulsion of students as a response to incidents of school violence. They claim the UGEL 03 is creating administrative obstacles that hinder the use of school funds in prominent educational institutions. The APAFAS leaders are demanding that the Ministry of Education (Minedu) prioritize prevention strategies and ensure every student’s right to education is protected. They criticize Minister José Antonio Chang’s response as inadequate given the escalating issues within schools. The association argues that expulsion doesn't address the root causes of violence and hinders a child’s access to learning. This complaint was published on Lima Gris, a local news outlet. The groups are seeking immediate action and a collaborative approach to address school violence in Lima Metropolitana.