The opening of a class postponed in a school in Saint-Nazaire, parents of students worried

Parents of students at the Pierre-Brossolette public primary school in Saint-Nazaire are stepping up to the plate. While they hoped to know, before the summer holidays, whether or not a small section class would open, the decision was postponed until the end of August. A postponement which would be linked to the legislative elections.

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Incomprehension dominates among parents of students at the Pierre-Brossolette public primary school in Saint-Nazaire. A decision is strongly awaited within the establishment: the potential opening of a class in a very small section. “In-depth work was carried out by the school’s educational team with families in the area to qualify for the opening of this class. Convinced of the importance of early schooling, the team contacted 18 families. »

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“The consequences of such a postponement would be very significant.”

The parents of the students hoped to be fixed before the school holidays. They will have to wait until the end of August. Generating concern and incomprehension expressed in a press release. “The current political context has led to the postponement of decision-making bodies. We do not understand why they were postponed until August 30, only two days before the start of the school year. From July 8 would be adequate. Indeed, we are very concerned about the situation of the families concerned in the face of the distant postponement of this decision, leaving families and the educational team in uncertainty and anxiety. » And to add: “The consequences of such a postponement are numerous and would be very impactful for families. »

Parents of students from Pierre-Brossolette indicate that “the school council of the establishment contacted the Academic Director of National Education Services (Dasen) to discuss this situation in order to find favorable solutions. »