“The future plan for the school in the 93, it’s now.” What is behind this slogan that gathered several organizations of parents of Seine-Saint-Denis, to denounce the chronic non-replacement of absent teachers in their department.
400 classes without teachers
At 11 am Wednesday morning, according to officials of mobilization, nearly 200 schools were occupied by parents . Mobilization initiated by two collective -the Caps Ass Montreuil, Saint-Ouen and Saint-Denis, and the Collective of citizen parents of 93- and 93 by the CIPF, concerns 21 different cities, identified on a map.
Map of cities mobilized to protest against the non-replacement of absent teachers. Screenshot of the site Caps donkey 93.
Hats donkey 93 / L’Express
According to the statement of these associations, each day 400 primary classes of Seine-Saint-Denis would be left without a teacher. Even the absences provided long (maternity or study leave) would not always be replaced. so collective parents require “a trained teacher to every class every day of the year school.
They will be received at 14h at the Ministry of Education and will hold a press conference at 15h Place Jacques Bainville, in Paris, near the department to review the day and present their proposals.
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Contacted by L’Express, the Ministry does not confirm the number of blocked institutions but ad prepare a press release. To address the shortage of teachers in this department, the Minister of Education Najat Vallaud-Belkacem announced in November 2014 the establishment of an additional teacher recruitment exam in the academy of Creteil (which depends on the Seine-Saint-Denis) in 2015, as well as a dedicated support contract teachers, and the opening of 500 additional posts in the first degree by 2017.
more and more students
According to figures released Tuesday by the direction of the assessment, forecasting and performance (Depp), attached to the Ministry of Education, the number of pupils in primary school, college and high school will increase in September 2016, before easing in kindergarten and elementary one year later, but continue to increase in the secondary. Either 3600 students from September 2015 to private and public primary schools.
The number of high school students will continue to grow in 2016 revenues and 2017, respectively 53,500 and 58,000, continuing a period of steady increase in enrollment since 2009. Rise linked to demographics -baby -boom years 2000- but also to fewer repetitions. These figures are not expected to help improve the problem of replacing absent teachers for the next school year. Neither the problem of overstaffing in a number of schools across France.
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