Nearly one in five school teachers planned to strike this Thursday as part of the day of interprofessional mobilization for the preservation of purchasing power and against pension reform.
In the first degree, where the strikers have the obligation to declare themselves to their hierarchy 48 hours before, the disturbances in the schools should mainly affect the big cities and in particular Paris and its suburbs.
In the capital, there are 40% of strikers, and 10% of schools will be closed.
In Seine-Saint-Denis, nearly one in two teachers (48%) will not provide their service, while in Marseille, 300 schools will keep their doors closed.
In this Parisian school, this director has thus identified five strikers out of the thirteen teachers.
“It's pretty much the same trend in the other schools in the neighborhood, says the manager.
School teachers are concerned about the pay slogan, and some would have gone on strike, but economically they cannot afford it.
The fact that it is not a renewable strike also plays in favor of a fairly large mobilization.
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The movement promises to be more followed in the big cities
Also in the capital, first-degree establishments, particularly in the Goutte-d'Or district (18th arrondissement), have already scheduled to close their doors this Thursday.
A picture that contrasts with this primary school in central France where none of the 17 teachers have planned to disengage.
Disparities in the mobilization between the big cities and the rural territories should be felt, even if we will see more clearly on Thursday morning, when the strikers of the second degree will manifest themselves with their management.
In college and high school, teachers are not required to declare themselves strikers in advance.
“The theme of salaries is very sensitive among teachers, which is why the movement should be well followed.
Some teachers who are not usually mobilized seem to want to go on strike, ”says this principal of a Parisian high school.
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In the meantime, some colleges and high schools have already informed parents that catering services will not be provided, since the watchword concerns all staff.
Thus the reception of children in extracurricular should also be impacted.
The CGT of public services also asked the Atsem (Specialized territorial agents of nursery schools) to mobilize.
But even if your child's teacher has declared themselves to be on strike, the school (unless it is closed) must offer childcare services - usually in another class - as provided the law of August 20, 2008.
