In front of the premises of the departmental services of National Education of Essonne, in Évry-Courcouronnes, Rufina, 16 years old, and Farukh, 18 years old, came this Thursday to express their “distress”.
Thirteen months ago, their parents obtained asylum status in France after leaving Kazakhstan.
They settled in Bures-sur-Yvette, where the two little brothers, aged 11 and 12, were able to attend college, within an educational unit for newly arrived allophone students (UPE2A).
The elders are desperately waiting for their turn.
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“We want to go to class.
We don’t understand what’s blocking it,” they confide in broken French.
Their father also wonders: “They took two tests to be enrolled in high school.
Their results were very good.
But since then, nothing.
We wait.
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