Several actions are carried out by the staff of the National Education in the Drôme this Tuesday. In the crosshairs: the lack of resources allocated to their establishment.
Vocational high school Auguste Bouvet in Romans
Since this Monday morning at 8 a.m., the staff of the Auguste Bouvet vocational school in Romans-sur-Isère has been on indefinite strike. In question: a generalized fed up with a lack of human and material resources.
We even talked last July about not going back to school. This is to say how exasperated we are – Nicolas Poncet, librarian teacher at Auguste Bouvet high school
“The classes are overloaded knowing that many of our students come from priority establishments and cannot read or count. They are up to 30, 32 in unhealthy classes” protests Nicolas Poncet, teacher. He also reports that it would take twice as many AESH to be able to properly supervise students with disabilities.
Lycée des Catalins in Montélimar
To protest against the loss of administrative resources, the staff of the Lycée des Catalins wants to be heard this Tuesday, in particular through a walkout and a symbolic action reinforced with banners during recreation time this morning, from 10 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
– Nicolas Poncet
Camille Vernet College in Valence
The Camille Vernet college staff calls for a demonstration this Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. in front of the premises of the Academic Inspectorate in Valence.