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23 Grand Street
New York, NY 10013
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David Burke Kitchen Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 201-9119
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday thru Friday 7:00am-10:00am
Lunch: Monday thru Friday 12:00noon-3:00pm
Brunch: Saturday 10:00am-3:00pm, Sunday 10:00am-4:00pm
Dinner: seven days 5:00pm-11:00pm
Treehouse menu all times in between, closes at 1:00am Sunday thru Wednesday, 2:00am Thursday thru Saturday
Payment Options:
AMEX, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Executive Chef:
Chris Shea
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Smoking Area, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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Join us for our sumptuous Sunday Night Supper series. (hint, hint: make it a dinner date...) our three-course $35 menu is filled with all of Chef Burke's fabulous favorites—from his addictive tomato bisque (with grilled cheese croutons, we might add) to his dry-aged prime rib.
Join us any day of the week upstairs at our Treehouse Bar for $5 Burgers and drink specials. Open at 5PM, the Treehouse bar serves select dining options from David Burke Kitchen and offers its own cocktail and wine selections. The Treehouse Bar is great for starting off your weekend or grabbing a drink after work! Stop in for any sports event and have a beer in this perch overlooking 6th avenue.
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A, C, E, J, N. Q, R, Z, 1, 6: Canal Street Stations
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A word from David Burke Kitchen
Critically acclaimed chef David Burke focuses on locally-sourced, modern American food presented in the whimsical style that is his trademark. His menu emphasizes the highest quality vegetables, sustainable fish, beef and game birds. The restaurant's spaces are designed by James Beard Award-winner
Thomas Schlesser. The Treehouse Bar features seating that offers a birds-eye view of the bustling street below. There, you can enjoy handcrafted cocktails with pizzas, flatbreads, spreads and homemade sweet and savory snacks. Downstairs, the loft-like space is divided into a bar and dining room. The open kitchen and glass-enclosed wine cave allow guests a peek behind the scenes. Burke's theatrical style is reflected in the carving station, where meats are carved and whole-roasted fish, lobster and casseroles are plated in the center of the dining room. David Burke Kitchen's unparalleled outdoor space, opening in time for spring, has its own bar and seating for 130.
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Diner Reviews
Food was fantastic and service was
impeccable! Can't wait to go back!"
Dined on 2/26/2014
Had a lunch with my girlfriend.
The food + sevice + ambience=3 hours of wonderful time! Fantastic improv on Red Velvet."
Dined on 3/3/2014
Food and service could be improved
- Escargot was over-fried, servers forgot to serve our starters fruit and pickled carrots till we were done with our main course. Disappointed even when we upgraded our meal."
Dined on 3/3/2014
To me the dishes are really
Chinese. We have rib and branzino. Maybe it's just not for us.I think the other people in the restaurant enjoy their food."
Dined on 2/25/2014
Sunday brunch w/ girlfriend during
restaurant week (RW). Given limited Sunday RW options, I'm glad we chose correctly by going with DBK. This restaurant is known for its wide selection of RW menu options. Note that for Sunday brunch, they actually use their brunch menu rather than the lunch menu that's publicly posted on the RW site. Most appetizers, all entrees, and all desserts (some of each with added fees) were available for RW diners. Presentation for all dishes was great. Service was excellent. Tuna/salmon tartare (which we each got) was quite decadent and delicious. Salmon entree was melt-in-your-mouth-good and the market salad was also very good (included chicken strips=excellent). Chocolate/hazelnut bar was epic. A+++!"
Dined on 3/2/2014
The dining area was beautiful and
the menu was over the top exciting for me. As soon as we walked in, we were accosted by Guns and Roses playing really loud. I was hoping that it was going to be an eclectic mix of music, but no, more G&R and Metallica playing annoyingly loud. I dont mind classic rock, but it didnt fit with the look and feel of the restaurant. Our appetizers were out of this world!! They made up for the music and left us really excited about the entree. Entrees were not quite as exciting. They didn't feel as special or as well thought out as the apps. Dessert was ok. I shouldn't be the judge because I am not a big dessert fan. My husband enjoyed his. Overall, I think would have liked it more without the classic rock."
Dined on 2/28/2014
My boyfriend and I had a wonderful
meal at David Burke Kitchen on Saturday night. I had eaten there before, but only in the main dining room and this night we were taken up to the treehouse, which was such a fun and unique setting. The views of lower manhattan were great and the setting was very cozy! Our waitress was so friendly and on top of every step of the meal! she was excited to talk about the food and offered great suggestions. The manager was also very attentive and spent time at every table. He was passionate about the group and also so excited to recommend the monkey bread dessert, which was served table side and was so decadent! Overall we were really impressed but the ants on a log and short rib, and the warm hospitality!"
Dined on 3/1/2014
You have to walk down stairs the
restaurant but it's surprisingly really spacious, airy, and naturally-lit. The tables aren't crowded all together and it's a very comfortable dining experience. All the staff were pleasant looking and all smiles. Two friends and I came during brunch. I got the Legs and Eggs, which is two pieces of fried dark meat chicken with two poached eggs atop sausage polenta. The food was great taste-wise, a little too rich, though the tomato puree and cilantro garnish helped with that. Texturally it was fun to eat because the crunchiness of the chicken contrasted with the softness of the eggs and polenta."
Dined on 3/1/2014
David Burke Kitchen was a very
good restaurant. Service was great and food was pretty good: Bread, grapes and carrot that were put out to start were great; the tuna/salmon tartare was also very good; cauliflower steak was OK as were the sides. The cocktail I had was outstanding (Caribbean steeplechase) and the Toffee Monkey Bread was phenomenal (but HUGE). The restaurant had a nice farm-to-table atmosphere and wasn't too loud. Overall we had a great time!"
Dined on 3/1/2014
I went with 2 friends to celebrate
a new baby with a Saturday brunch. The staff was very accommodating when we wanted to bring a cake and attentive to our needs throughout the entire meal. The food was well-prepared and creatively crafted. The peanut butter and bacon wrapped dates were amazing! The ambiance was very homey and comfortable. Can't wait to come back again!"
Dined on 3/1/2014
After having such a great
experience here about a month ago, decided to have another business lunch here with friends. Its always tricky going back to a place a 2nd time because you don't know if your first good experience was a fluke or not. Well, 2nd time around was just as good. And the $25 prix fixe lunch special, can't be beat for the quality of the food and service you get. We had the lobster dumpling soup (delicious), chicken and shrimp salad (HUGE), striped bass and ribs, all incredibly tasty and good size portions. Service was spot on. With great service, great food at reasonable prices, what more could you ask for. Definitely now on my permanent to go list for top notch places for dining out in the city that want break the bank."
Dined on 2/28/2014
I have been to his TownHouse and
now to his Kitchen. Both were wonderful experiences yet totally different. This man and his team are brilliant! The staff at both places were so accommodating and unpretentious. I just love nice people and you definitely get them here. The menu is extremely creative without disappointing on taste. I will definitely come back and can't wait to see where they will invite us next?"
Dined on 2/28/2014
My friends and I (7 people) went
there for a late dinner this past Friday night. The restaurant was absolutely packed when we got there. We waited for about 30 minutes for one of the big tables to clear up. They were nice enough to give us complimentary champagne while we waited. The food was definitely worth the wait. The appetizers, main course, dessert, and drinks were all spectacular. The famous lollipop tree lived up to its reputation. We will come back another time even if it isn't restaurant week."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Best thing about this restaurant
is the free peanut brittle while your waiting for a table. For the prices, food was just subpar. The apps (recommended by waitress) were fair at best. The pretzel crab cake, seemed as I'd it was frozen and reheated. And we paid extra $ 5 supplement for it?!? The octopus was tiny (1 arm) texture okay but flavor boring. The best part of the meal was the free loafs of breads and the pork chop. Cooked nicely, . But still not worth a revisit."
Dined on 2/28/2014
David Burke does Restaurant week
the way it should be done. You can order virtually anything on his menus and will get the actual dish not just a sample size. Each appetizer, entree, and dessert were so well composed that you will realize the gap between a rock star chef and a home cook. The food will become the center of the conversation immediately because it is so nuanced with great depth. I'm excited to come here again."
Dined on 2/27/2014
When ever I'm in NYC I make it
point to come to DB Kitchen. Food is always amazing. Selection is fantastic , esp for Restaurant week. As a foodie, this the place to be. Great location, servers are most often very friendly and helpful."
Dined on 2/26/2014
Hi All This restaurant, as with
other Burke restaurants, is a real find. The restaurant week menu is essentially the same as the regular menu with just a few exceptions. Every is well prepared, delicious and plated beautifully. We had to wait about 20 minutes for our table and so were given glasses of Lanson champagne with horderves. Very generous."
Dined on 2/26/2014
The menu was really well balanced
and had a great selection for the restaurant week menu"
Dined on 2/25/2014
Great food, really good staff and
service, but when they turn on the music it's too noisy to think or have conversations, so I probably won't go again unless I'm with people that I do not want to talk to."
Dined on 2/25/2014
can always count on david burke
kitchen to have delicious food. the service can be inconsistent-- this time it was attentive, which was great."
Dined on 2/24/2014
Came here for restaurant week with
friends. Was very happy with their selections and even happier when the food was served . Crabcake was in a huge portion and the parmesan crusted batter was not overwhelming the crab, tuna tartar was so Refreshing and light, octopus is not chewy and flavored well. When the entree came, i got the beef short ribs. Slow cooked with the meat melting in your mouth with every bite. So yummy! I tasted my friends porkchop and paella Which were excellent as well. As for the deserts, omg! You got to Try it for yourself. Will definitely come back again."
Dined on 2/24/2014
crab cake appetizer was moist and
fresh and delicious. beet appetizer equally fun and very tasty. fish entree great and lobster with pasta super. service courteous and timely. glad we chose to go during our too brief visit to NYC"
Dined on 2/24/2014
Visited David Burke Kitchen for
lunch during restaurant week. The food was fantastic and service was great. Dan was fantastic - kind and inviting. He made us feel at home from the moment we walked in. Really enjoyed our meal and will certainly come again!"
Dined on 2/25/2014
I really enjoy the restaurant. We
arrived early and they got us a table immediately. The service was good and kind. I don't eat too much, neither my boyfriend so the portions were more than fine for us. I had the tuna and salmon tartare and the chicken and shrimp salad, both very good! There are bigger plates like the burgers if you like to eat more. I've already recommend the place to some friends."
Dined on 2/23/2014
My friend and I decided to go for
restaurant week. This place did not disappoint, the food was on point when it came to flavors and presentation. For appetizers we had the elk carpaccio (which is out of tho world), lobster minestrone, and pretzel crusted crab cake which were all delicious! For entrees we had the Short ribs over cavatelli with truffle mousse on top and lamb shoulder pasta. All I can say is yum! Last but not least, for dessert we had the hazelnut chocolate crunch bar and red velvet parfait. I have a huge seer tooth and they were both just absolutely scrumptious. The service was great as well. I highly recommend this restaurang and will definitely return."
Dined on 2/20/2014
I was here for restaurant week
with my boyfriend. We had a really good brunch, however the service was not so great. Our waiter was a bit impatient (probably because it was very busy). Other than that, we really enjoyed the food and the place."
Dined on 2/23/2014
As a first time diner at this
restaurant, I was impressed. The waitress and entire wait staff I encountered, were very attentive, knowledgeable and pleasant. The waitress in particular seemed very enthusiastic about the food selections and recommended an item that we wound up ordering, which was the Ants on a Log. I could have stayed there and eaten the bread, carrots and grape plate. The warm bread and butter on a salt rock, gave that salty but sweet taste I needed. The presentation of the food is picture worthy, and the taste of everything was very distinct and had me wanting more. I had the grilled octopus appetizer and branzino as my main course. The monkey bread dessert needs it's own paragraph! I would definitely dine here again."
Dined on 2/21/2014
We ate at David Burke Kitchen for
restaurant week to celebrate my husband's birthday. I must say - our best experience of all of the many NYC restaurant week meals we have had. Not only was the food exceptional, but the service was really top notch. From the hostess, to our waiter, to one of the shift managers who stopped by our table to check in, to the sommelier who picked the perfect bottle... we were continually impressed. I knew it was a complete win when the first thing my husband said in the morning was that he woke up thinking of the meal. Highly recommend."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Went for restaurant week....lots
of choices which was nice....Salmon was excellent. My son had a burger which he loved! We both enjoyed apps and dessert. Highly recommend it!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
Made a reservation for restaurant
week for Saturday and was told later they no not participate on the weekend. Sad, but onward. They were running 30 minutes behind on reservations and the place was a zoo. Was seated upstairs where it was quieter, however only two servers. Too many tables for 2 servers to get good service. Wine was OK. Had the tuna/salmon tartare and it was tasty although more crostini and sauce were needed. Also had the short ribs on the advice of the server, it was tender, and the most unattractive uniformily brown plate I had seen in a while. The cavatappi was hidded (although not missed) by the mushrooms chips which were greasy as tasteless. Upon leaving noticed I was sitting in something wet which stained my clothes."
Dined on 2/22/2014
The menu was very interesting amnd
it was difficult to choose what to order. I was happy to see the pretzel topped crabcake was on the menu! Our waitress was spot on..."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Loved their smoked salmon
appetizer and their lamb shoulder. Would return just for that. Wasn't crazy about their desserts. I had the red velvet parfait for dessert."
Dined on 2/19/2014
Went for restaurant week and
service was impeccable. The next course came just as the current one finish. The baby octopus was a highlight among starters. Crispy oysters were also amazing. The short rib was very well cooked with a delicious mushroom sauce and the homemade pasta was delicious. Friend got the pork chop with maple bacon and mango chutney and it tasted incredible. The bacon was one of the best I've had. This place is a must go either during restaurant week or not. The food is just fantastic and I'll be heading back next week! I'm not much of a dessert person so don't have much to say about dessert other than it was very tasty."
Dined on 2/21/2014
So we were really excited to go
here. The menu sounded really promising. Unfortunately we will not be recommending this place nor returning to any of the David Burke restaurants...It feels like another celebrity chef stretching his street cred to mass production output. (1) Maple bacon wrapped dates with peanut butter - interesting idea but perhaps they could've used peanut sauce for some "lift". (2) Pretzel Crab Cake, Grilled Octopus, Smoke Salmon w/ potatoe pancakes - again, all sound amazing BUT none of them were memorable. (3) Braised Beef and Pork Chops - Skip the beef but order the pork chops which were very healthy portions and well cooked.(4) Rocky Road Sundae, Red Velvet Cake, Pomegranite ice cream - forgettable in my opinion."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Not much more to add other than we
were very impressed by the restaurant week offering. They pretty much allowed us to choose from every appetizer, entree and dessert for the $38 prix fixe. Food is seriously good without being foo-foo. The scene is downtown without any (I mean zero) attitude from the staff or crowd. We like... very much."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Everything from start to finish
was fantastic. The food was truly delicious without being pretentious. There were few little surprises on the plate that you were like wow I did but expect that."
Dined on 2/20/2014
We went to this restaurant because
it was part of Restaurant Week. It was such a surprise since it is located in a nondescript part of Manhattan. The food was wonderful. We plan to return and may try one of his other restaurants."
Dined on 2/19/2014
Awesome food, like the decor.
Waitstaff was pleasant. Would go again"
Dined on 2/19/2014
I'm surprised how good the food
is! I'm glad that they put the best foot forward. Interesting cocktail list."
Dined on 2/17/2014
From the moment my guests and I
arrived at David Burke Kitchen, we were attended to by polite & friendly hosts, bussers, wait staff and management. The food was exquisite and they were very accommodating of any and all dietary woes. The menu is on the expensive side and so is the wine/drink list but so delicious and worth it on a special occasion."
Dined on 2/18/2014
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Shut down the IRS. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
So they´ll ´work´ 4 days a week instead of 5. Big deal. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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It´s a big deal to their creditors. How would you like it if your boss took one day´s pay a week from you for 22 weeks just because of his mismanagement and no fault of yours.All of this class warfare by so called conservatives is really disappointing. This is not the government workers fault.BTW whomever wrote this headline is moron if he thinks a furlough is the same as getting a "pink slip". Click Here if you Like this Comment
Declare all federal workers to be part-time employees limited to working 29 hours per week. Then drop their health insurance coverage and tell them to get insurance at the Exchange.That should save billions of $$$. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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So the biggest layoffs are in:Maryland - - voted for ObamaVirginia - - voted for ObamaCalifornia - voted for ObamaAnd the rest of us are supposed to do what, dig deeper into our savings to pay for the extra taxes? No, it´s time to restructure the economy away from government employment. If feel for the individuals that voted for Romney, but the rest? Meh. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
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I´m seriously disappointed with many of the callous posters here. The DoD workers I know are motivated and hard-working. None of them fit into your convenient stereotypes. Our scientists and engineers produce the advanced weaponry that defeats our enemies and saves our soldiers.The people I know are taking this in stride. They are tightening their belts and understand that the decision to cut their pay to fuel our ships and aircraft is a tough decision, but they are OK with it.Most of these DoD folks are conservatives. The only thing that puzzles them is that the Constitution mandates that the federal government provide for the common defense, yet that is the first thing cut... Click Here if you Like this Comment
I know of at least one defense contractor that uses furloughs instead of layoffs to manage the bottom line. The furloughs are scheduled around holidays so the employees get an extra day off, unpaid. Since this is before-tax money, the ones I know enjoy the long holiday and hardly miss the shortage in the paycheck. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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As #6 says, this would seem to be a way for the Administration/Democrats to cut the pay and the need to pay for health insurance for these DOD employees. There is nothing too sneaky that you can imagine that they will not do.The smart move would be to defund the hundreds of Gov entities whose purpose is not clearly understood by anyone. I´m looking at the EPA, Homeland Security, Education, Energy, Interior, Transportation and myriad others. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Excuse second post but I fail to see how a temporary furlough NOT permanent layoff which is what private sector professionals have been experiencing is some unrecoverable financial disaster! Of course, if you are a government employee you like the situation like it is. We are broke. It´s time to share the pain, that´s all. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
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These cuts wouldn´t even be on the table if Obama lost the election. Most of these people voted for Obama and get what they deserve. I don´t like seeing anybody lose their jobs but you can´t have endless spending to buy votes without more revenue coming in from economic growth.What happens if you raise taxes to stall this off.How many more times can you come back and ask for more and more taxes? The liberals always do this,spend their brains out and come back later crying broke and having to lay off government workers,Nobody sheds a tear when regular people lose their jobs.These people can cash out of retirement money to get by on. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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Southwick Associates published the "Sportfishing in America: An Economic Force for Conservation, 2013" (1.2MB) for the American Sportfishing Association. This report again documents that Florida is the Fishing Capital of the World. Florida ranked #1 with 3.1 million anglers (#2 New York had 1.9 million), and total expenditures of $5 billion (#1, vs. $2.7 billion for New York). Florida's role as the fishing destination for travelers was also overwhelmingly reaffirmed, with 2 million non-resident anglers visting the state (#2 Michigan had 347,000). The ripple effect of these dollars was an $8.7 billion economic impact from Florida's recreational fisheres that supported 80,211 jobs.
Specific to freshwater in 2011, Florida had 1.2 million anglers. They enjoyed 25.7 million days fishing (#2 Texas had 22.6 million), spending almost a billion dollars and generating an economic impact of $1.7 billion, which supported more than 14,000 jobs.
The actual reports are available from the U.S. Census Bureau and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regarding the 2011 National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Related Recreation Survey: Preliminary National (26MB); Preliminary State (4.2MB); Florida Details (8.3MB), and quick national facts (4MB).
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The study highlights the tight link between recreation and tourism in Florida, determining that 98 percent of Florida's tourists believe that outdoor recreation is important to them, and 97 percent of tourists are satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in the state. Recreation has long served as an economic driver in Florida, as the state remains a major destination for national and international tourism. An estimated 82.3 million visitors made their way to the Sunshine State in 2010, resulting in $62.7 billion in total tourist spending and the creation of 947,700 jobs to support the tourism industry (VISIT FLORIDA, 2010).
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June 2013 - The Special Report on Fishing & Boating, conducted by RBFF and the Outdoor Foundation, provides detailed information on participation by gender, age, ethnicity, income, education and geographic region. This fourth annual report gathered information on the fishing "churn" rate, potential new fishing participants and boating participation. Final Report
The following hourly expenditure analysis is based on 2001 data (the latest broken down to this level of detail). You can use an inflation calculator to update these figures to the current year. In 2001 dollars freshwater fishing in Florida was estimated to generate $1.057 billion in retail sales, which produced an economic impact of $1.962 billion. This economic boon to the state of Florida sustained nearly 20,000 jobs and provided recreation for 1.316 million anglers (resident and non-resident), who spent 20.840 million days fishing.
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Hello.........I am considering hs for my two daughters aged 11 and 9. We have relocated to Spain and the children have attended Spanish state schools for one year. Can anyone give me advice on what steps are necessary to begin hs in Spain. I have visited
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Post subject: Re: Homeschooling in Spain
Well, you can do what I do and just copy and paste the text into
. The
page on legal info for Educacion Libre
gives me this (minus all the pretty formatting and rearrangement, which I added to make it more readable):
Article 27, separated 1.
1. The freedom of education is recognized.
3. The powers public guarantee the right that attends the parents so that their children receive the religious and moral formation that is in agreement with its convictions.
Article 10.
1. The dignity of the person, the rights inviolable that are to him inherent, the free development of the personality, the respect to the law already the rights of the others is foundation of the public order and social La Paz.
2. The norms relative to the fundamental rights and the liberties that the Constitution recognizes, will interpret in accordance with the Universal Declaration of Human rights and international treaties and agreements on the same matters ratified by Spain.
Article 26.
1. The basic training will be obligatory
3. The parents will straight have preferred to choose the type of education that will be to occur to its children.
'To anybody will not be denied the right to the education. In the exercise of any function assumed in relation to the education and education, the State will respect the rights of the parents to assure this education and education according to its own philosophical and religious convictions.'
Article 154.
1. The mother country power will be always exerted in benefit of the children, in agreement with its personality, and includes/understands the following duties and faculties:
1º Velar by them, to have them in its company, to feed them, to educate them and to try an integral formation to them.
Article 14.
In virtut of potestat, mare stops i have to tenir cures dels fills i ténen in relació to ells, els deures of convivència, d'aliments in sentit més ampli, integral d'educació i of formació.
Statutory law of Sistema Educativo (LOGSE),
chapter 11, article 5, separated 1 and 2:
1. The primary education and the obligatory secondary education constitute basic education.
2. Basic education will be obligatory and gratuitous.
The TS declares not to have place to the abrogation resource, by infraction of law, interposed by the Fiscal Mº, against the sentence of the Hearing of Barcelona that it acquited to Lucas H.B. and nine more of the crime of foundation of illegal Training center among others.
The forecasts of the legislator in educative matter move between freedom of education and the right of the parents so that the children receive the religious and moral formation in agreement with their convictions and the freedom of creation of teaching institutions. In this land an ample frame is created that allows varied educative options, although has a border that the legislator considers insurmountable: all educative task is due to develop within the respect to the constitutional principles. The educative techniques and the pedagogical models can be diverse but in no case of exceeding the lines, necessarily inmodificables, from the constitutional values... this possibility excludes of the penal type the models of education that develop in the strict scope of a classic familiar nucleus or communities even closed of structure cuasi-relative, without damage of the irrevocable obligation of the powers public from guarding by I compliment of the minimum forecasts that are not other that to guarantee the respect to the constitutional principles. The intervention of the penal right must be reserved for those assumption in which the distributed lessons spread opposite ideas to the coexistence or to the tolerance, they make vindication of the violence, they promote discrimination by racial, religious or xenófobos reasons, or favor prostitution or corruption of minors, without damage of the specific protection of these values in other rules of the penal ordering... The fundamental right to the education jeopardizes to the powers public in the task of collaborating and to help its effective accomplishment but is not interfered with necessarily in the right of the parents to that their children receive religious and moral formation that is in agreement with its own convictions without the routes established by the State are exclusive or excluding, so that it is not possible to discard the educative models based on education in the own address whenever the necessary formation of the minors is satisfied with her.
Some families "have been denounced" before the departments of social welfare by not escolarizar in educative center to their children. She considered herself, in these cases, the nonescolarización like an indication of bad treatments or abandonment. Very few of these "denunciations" have arrived at the courts. Most of the judges they misestimate, to ours to understand with good judgment, the case when verifying that such abandonment of the obligations does not exist, sinó rather a greater fervor of the habitual one. In most of the had judgments, the sentence has been favorable to the families. In the worse one of the cases, "one has condemned" the parents to escolarizar in educative center. It would attempt to the common sense that one retired to the safekeeping of the children having itself verified that does not exist the presumed desatención. Such thing has never happened. Nevertheless, when feeling so harassed, some parents have stopped in the intention to educate to their children in house at some moment of the duro proceso.En a case the denunciation was directed against a group that not escolarizaba to the children. In successive resources he arrived himself at the Supreme Court of Justice that solves, as it sees itself in the previous text, that the education in family, according to the Spanish laws, is not a crime. The families associated in ALE understand, like many others that do not escolarizan to their children, who the constitution protects the freedom of the families to choose the way who consider better to educate their children. And also, that on the matter exists a lack of regulation or legislation of the education in the home that makes difficult to the academic certificate obtaining and the possible incorporation of our children to the system of actual education, not based on a lack of formation, but because it is not contemplated that alternative forms can exist to acquire it.
Legal situation in other countries:
Portugal. The Portuguese legislation it consecrates the parents as responsible first for the education of his children (Law 9/79) and he anticipates three forms to develop this education: Public, prevailed and in the family (decree law nº 553/80). In order to decide on the option of education in house, the family has to communicate it to the authorities of the educative area and to make tests of evaluation to the 4, 6 and 9 years.
United Kingdom. The education in house is legal in this country. Section 7 of "The Education Act 1996 (England and Wales) says: The parents of the children in "scholastic age" will give complete an efficient education and on time adapted to their age, abilities and aptitudes and all the special education them that can need, or by means of the regular attendance to a school or of another way. A good number of children is educated in the home in this country and exists several associations and support battalions for them.
Italy. The legislative decree of April of 1994 nº 297 establishes in the article 110 that the parents can personally assume the education (obligatory) of their children. The parents who choose this option have to demonstrate economic and technical capacity to assume the education of their children and to communicate it to the corresponding educative authority annually.
France. The no-escolarización is legal from 1882. The education is obligatory could be given, as much in a state school as private, like by the family and even by one third person freely chosen by the family. In order to choose this option it is had to communicate in writing to the competent Authority. The obtaining of the official titles through free calls to such, in which the minimum age for its obtaining does not settle down, being is facilitated the own candidate the one that it has to evaluate his capacity for it. Laws on education in Spain Web of the Ministry of Education and Culture can be in the page
The evidences of which the educative system does not obtain its aims of satisfactory form, nor when it is moderate in "the academic" terms, have caused this reform of the LOGSE. Although it is spoken to orient the system to the results, lamentably is not contemplated that some people can obtain those "results" outside the actual system.
STATUTORY LAW 1/1,990 of 3 of October, General Arrangement of the Educative System. BOE nº 238 of 4 of October (LOGSE)
It shows a great preoccupation to develop to the state institutions of ample education and the rights of the parents, respect to the preconstitutional law of Villar Palasí, to the simple election of the center of between the "authorized one", to a certain possibility of protagonism in the school. Actually the development has not been satisfactory for ample professional sectors of education and the parents. On the other hand the fixed objectives as basic education is perfectly obtainable with the education in family.
Treaty by which a Constitution for Europe settles down:
Brussels, 13 of October of 2004
TITLE II - OF The FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS And The CITIZENSHIP OF The UNION
ARTICLE II-74. Right to the education
1. All person has right to the education and the access to the professional and permanent formation.
2. This right includes the faculty to receive obligatory education gratuitously.
3. They are respected, in agreement with the national laws that regulate their exercise, the freedom of creation of teaching institutions within the respect to the democratic principles, as well as the right of the parents to guarantee the education and the education of their children according to their religious, philosophical and pedagogical convictions.
Laws on education in Spain:
Program emitted in the Reporters, South Channel Andalusia
26 September 2003
Jose Chamizo, Defender of the Town of the Meeting of Andalusia, made the following declaration:
"This is not a case of scholastic absenteeism but that it is an alternative education. Then I believe that here the application of the Law of the Minor is outside place, and am convinced that if goes in opinion or is some demand in the judicial scope, probably always gain the parents or the tutors. Because what says the Constitution is that the boy is formed. The escolarización already is spoken in which it is the development of the Constitution, that is the legislation, we say, of education. By this, and even to risk of being heavy, I must say that these situations it is necessary to approach them from the point of view of the legality, so that the parents are calm and so that also the education of the chaval is recognized via academic center or scholastic center that him of the degree that is required." In addition, and in reference to cases of denunciation, the presenter of the program expressed: "the office of the public prosecutor of minors did not appreciate ilicitud nor abandonment of its obligations in the attitude of the parents and the cause was filed without arriving at the courts. Other similar denunciations have finished of similar form."
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Posted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 6:23 am
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Both the Spanish Constitution and Civil Law present a broad characterization of what is considered "schooling". In other words, their wording does not exclude the possibility of homeschooling nor does it delegate obligatory educational requirements to a governmental institution. The Supreme Court's (Tribunal Supremo) 1994 decision confirms the above points and goes as far as contemplating alternative quasi-educational environments as acceptable instruments.
Absent legislation on point, apparently the biggest difficulty in Spain is the assumption by some people and state organisms that abstention from an institutional, state-approved program is prima facie evidence of neglect. This happens everywhere, even in countries where legislation is explicit and tolerant of homeschooling.
Consider contacting the Department of Education (Departamento de Educacion) office in your area and discuss with them your plan. Who knows; they might even become a resource.
Guillwermo "Guillo" Maduro Vazquez, J.D.
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hi.....i am also considering home schooling................i am only going to be in spain for 6 months and have moved here from the netherlands...we are moving to australia so seems pointless puting them in a spanish school as they need to boost their english skills...and the private schools are so expensive...i am a nneb qualified classroom assistant and am confident i can tutor them in what they need.........so if you have any infomation regarding the laws and the process i need to follow i would be really greatful....bev
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I don't think you're required to enroll your children in school in any country if you're only staying for 6 months. Even if you were staying longer, however, Spain is fine with home education so long as that home education doesn't teach values that are against the Spanish constitution (see paragraph above labeled "ARGUMENTATION").
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I currently live in Spain and my kids go to a local Spanish school in Benalmadena on the Costa Del Sol. I have no problem with the local school as both my kids are bilingual. If anyone is worried about the law here I would say that for 6 months - dont be. The authorities wont even know you are in Spain unless you tell them and they have too much trouble keeping track of foreign kids to bother. So many families leave without informing the school at all. As long as your kids are off the streats during school hours no one would be the wiser.
The biggest problem with home schooling in a foreign country is isolation of your children from other children and from the culture and language of that country. Do make sure that the kids join in with sports and other activities so that they make friends and learn the language.
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thanks for all your responses........i am happy to no i wont be getting in any trouble....the children are involved with a local football team so they are having contact so i feel a little more relaxed with my decision...bev
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- 150 ml Sauces: Smokey Barbecue(won UK Bronze Award 2003), Dark Ale Garlic Mustard, Barbecue Cajun (won Australian Silver Award 2004)
- Sauces are made in New Zealand
- Dimensions: 17.5 x 17.75 x 7 cm
- Best Before: 21 September 2014 or better
First In Ltd
(09) 522 2944
Limit: 5 for you and 5 gifts for othersPlease supply address details when purchasing. $7 delivery per unit. No refunds, no cashback, no exchanges. Keep in fridge once opened.
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