Significant changes to student assessment, exam organization, and behavioral evaluations are set to take effect in Polish schools starting September 1st. The Ministry of National Education (MEN) is introducing an amendment to existing regulations aimed at standardizing practices currently interpreted differently across various schools. The revisions will impact how students are graded and evaluated throughout the academic year. “Rzeczpospolita” reports the changes seek to create a more uniform approach to assessment nationwide. This overhaul intends to address inconsistencies in grading and ensure equal standards for all students. Details of the updated regulations are currently being finalized by the MEN. The goal is a clearer and more equitable evaluation system for Polish students.