The rectorate of the Nancy-Metz academy communicated this Friday on the consequences of the 5e wave of Covid on its establishments. In Lorraine, as of Thursday, January 6 at 1 p.m., 395 classes and nine school structures were closed. In total over the first four days of class, the rectorate has identified 2,865 cases of positive students declared. But the latter are not at the origin of these class closures, the new protocol providing that they continue to operate with contact cases tested negative.
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These closures are therefore linked to the absence of teachers who could not be replaced. Knowing that the mixing of pupils is prohibited, they cannot be distributed in other classes. Medical secrecy requires, the rectorate does not necessarily know the reasons for the sick leaves of its staff. But he communicates the figure of 193 confirmed cases declared. Tuesday, Olivier Cottet, academic director of Moselle, explained that all means were being implemented to compensate for the replacement of absent teachers: “We postponed all training, lightened the administrative tasks of directors and we are going to recruit contract workers and call back. voluntary retirees. “In disagreement with this management of the health crisis, the SNUipp-FSU union calls for a strike on Thursday, January 13.
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Towards reception centers
The Nancy-Metz academy is also in the process of organizing the reception of children from 3 to 16 years of age of staff essential to the management of the health crisis (provided that the other legal guardian of the child is not teleworking). The list of professions concerned is available on the National Education website. Children are given priority in a dedicated center, close to hospitals, in a group of 20 students maximum. If this is not possible, they will go to another class in their usual school.
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In Moselle, five poles have already been created in Metz (La Grange-aux-Bois), Thionville, Forbach, Sarreguemines and Sarrebourg. In Meurthe-et-Moselle, three centers have been created in the immediate vicinity of the CHRU (Vandeuvre), the hospital of Mont-Saint-Martin, as well as in Toul. In Nancy, students are welcomed in their usual schools with staff from the town hall as back-up if necessary. In the Meuse and the Vosges, the reception will take place in the usual schools.
