Sandrine Floureusses and Victor Denouvion, visiting the Saint-Jory college
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Like every year, departmental councilors Sandrine Floureusses and Victor Denouvion (also mayor of Saint-Jory), went to the colleges in their canton to take stock of the start of the school year and current projects. At the Simone Veil college, they were welcomed by the principal, Laurent Herbeth, who is returning to school for the first time in this establishment which has seen its numbers drop following the opening of the new Castelnau-d’Estrétefonds college, which has , was inaugurated on September 26. While Haute-Garonne welcomes 17,000 new inhabitants per year, the Department, chaired by Sébastien Vincini, maintains significant investments for the construction and renovation of colleges, with the ambition of achieving carbon neutrality of public buildings at the same time. horizon 2035. The opening of the Castelnau-d’Estrétefonds college thus allows that of Saint-Jory to reduce its numbers, while the town has experienced a sudden increase in its population for 10 years. The students of Saint-Sauveur, until then assigned to the Gratentour college, were also attached to the Saint-Jory college. Among the work planned in the Simone Veil college, a study is underway for the greening of the courtyard. Air fans have also been installed in recent months. “ This 2024-2025 school year illustrates the constant commitments of the departmental council for a school that emancipates and allows everyone to find their place », underline the departmental councilors Sandrine Floureusses and Victor Denouvion.
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