As of the fall So in 2015, the Academy of Versailles will have 96 colleges ranked Zep. That of Créteil, encompassing many schools in Seine-Saint-Denis, a department considered a priority by the Minister, 130 colleges, making it the second best endowed academy, after that of Lille. The Academy of Paris will have it 29 priority education networks, three less than last year, and the department of Oise, which depends on the Academy of Amiens, 14 colleges.
The rectors of each academy, which each had a closed envelope allocated by the Rue de Grenelle in September, had three months to propose a settlement list – selected on the basis of an indicator to the social-Minister Najat Vallaud-Belkacem. The negotiations in recent weeks is also been accompanied by a strong opposition, several institutions dreading going out of the device.
In the map below, are identified all colleges “head-of-network”, each network of college and several schools in the area. These networks are classified in two colors, REP (priority education networks), hosting the pupils, and REP +, also called SuperZep which students concentrate the greatest social and academic difficulties. In these latter areas, the annual allowance for teachers should be doubled
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