Education: Pupils Can Now Be Forced to Change Schools because of Their Parents' Behaviour
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The school takes disciplinary measures, but the parents defend themselves in court.
A student from primary, secondary or high school in France whose parents seriously affect the normal functioning of the education unit may be obliged, from now on, to transfer to another school, according to a decree published on Wednesday...
A decree published on Wednesday now allows the transfer of a primary, college or high school student if a parent seriously disrupts the operation of the school. This measure, aimed at protecting the teachers,...
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bienpublic.comPublished this Wednesday, this decree aims to protect teachers working in a tense school environment. The measure is contested by teachers' and parents' unions.
The decree published in the "Official Gazette" on Wednesday 29 July concerns young people attending primary school in high school. Teachers' and parents' unions denounce the possible consequences on the child concerned, the image he will keep of the school but also his broken bonds of friendship.
A new decree makes it possible to move a pupil whose parent seriously compromises the operation of the school, a measure designed to protect teachers but strongly contested A student of the
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