
The main union of school heads denounces a lack of clarity and a cacophony in government announcements.
SNPDEN-Unsa, the main union of school heads, rejects the government's “time of democracy” proposal for high schools, citing a lack of clear directives and contradictions in ministerial announcements.
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The government is trying to renew dialogue with angry high school students through a “time of democracy” in the establishments.
The main union of school heads, SNPDEN-Unsa, refuses to organize the “time of democracy”, demanded by Sébastien Lecornu on Tuesday October 6 to renew dialogue with angry high school students. Olivier Beaufrere, principal and national education and teaching secretary of the union, denounces a lack of “indications on what is expected”, as well as a problem of “temporality” and “form” in the Prime Minister’s proposal.
“We cannot return to normality so quickly in establishments that are still blocked,” says Olivier Beaufrere, who denounces a “cacophony” in the government’s announcements. “We don’t understand anything about it. Yesterday in the Assembly, the Prime Minister spoke of completely trivializing three days of classes. Then, the Minister of National Education backpedaled by mentioning only half a day,” he points out to Le Figaro.
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