A police cordon prevented them from getting closer to the Stanislas school group.
This Monday afternoon, more than a hundred teachers from Seine-Saint-Denis demonstrated in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, near the private Catholic establishment under contract, where the former Minister of National Education , Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, had justified having sent her children to school to avoid “lots of hours” of unreplaced absences in public education.
An inter-union FSU, CGT Educ'Action, SUD and CNT had called on teachers to come together to demand an emergency plan for education in 93, as they had already demanded on December 23 at the Labor Exchange, in Bobigny.
“The emergency plan is so classy and Stanislas, it’s disgusting!”
», insisted teachers.
The inter-union also launched a call for a strike.
“The movement was followed by around 40% of teachers in the 2nd degree,” says Grégory Thuizat, departmental co-secretary of Snes-FSU 93. The Créteil rectorate, for its part, did not communicate any figures.
Many establishments have mobilized: the Corbusier high school in Aubervilliers, the Gustave-Courbet colleges in Pierrefitte-sur-Seine, Langevin-Wallon in Rosny-sous-Bois and even Cesaria-Evora in Montreuil, among others.
“There were quite a few general meetings this Monday morning,” relates Caroline Marchand, co-secretary of Snuipp-FSU 93.
New strike notice for this Tuesday
Some teachers, such as those at the Georges-Braque colleges in Neuilly-sur-Marne or Jean-Baptiste-Clément colleges in Dugny, plan to go on strike again this Tuesday.
“We have a lot of problems: absent colleagues who have not been replaced,” testifies teachers from Dugny.
A group of students still do not have the Homework Done system launched in September.
There is a shortage of supervisors and people supporting students with disabilities.
We only have a 70% pass rate for the certificate.
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Since its first meeting in December, the demands of the inter-union have remained a dead letter.
“The ministry does not want to receive us,” lament several unionists, who hope that the next actions will change the position of rue de Grenelle, which has just changed bosses with the appointment of Nicole Belloubet.
A new strike notice was voted this Monday evening for this Tuesday.
A gathering is this time planned in front of the management of departmental national education services (DSDEN), at 2:30 p.m.