Regional Councilor Sylvie Habert-Dupuis wants to calm the situation
The regional councilor and first deputy mayor of the mayor of Saint-Germain-en Laye, Sylvie Habert-Dupuis, reacted to the rally organized this Saturday by the elected teachers of the Board of Directors of the high school on which she sits under the Region.
“What I would first like to recall is that the Covid period has passed through this, and that the first discussions started in 2020 have been slowed down by the crisis. We redesigned the project, and after having seen the Region’s services on the 9th and presented his vision of the City, the Mayor wanted to share it and offered the elected teachers a meeting this Friday, May 13th. It is only once the City’s vision has been shared and endorsed by the Region’s teams that the City’s first proposals can then begin.
We are talking about a project that will see the light of day in 2026/2027, and for which the teachers are already asking us for very specific things. Let teachers guide us on work that is more important than others, on how they use the premises, what they lack. This is completely normal. We build the project with the users of the place. I remind you that the Region has redone 4 of the 5 public high schools in the City, and all the teachers can see that the Region has been remarkably at the rendezvous of these renovations. Once we are all in agreement by having answered the questions asked upstream, we will be even more effective afterwards on the follow-up of the site. »
Sylvie Habert-Dupuis disagrees with Mr Bianchi’s assertion of an attempt to divide the unity of the elected members of the Board of Directors: “I actually offered to receive the parents of CA students, and I I met some of them during my travels in town, and we were able to chat informally. When I found out about this gathering, I sent Mr. Bianchi a message offering to receive it this week with all the teachers, and the elected teaching team received an e-mail from the mayor inviting them to a date this Friday.
We only want one thing, and that is to calm the situation down. I understand each other’s questions, but there is substance and form. The process of the demonstration is astonishing. Mr. Mayor is very approachable, very attentive. I can’t go faster than what the services offer us in terms of thinking about high school. This is not the time to create tension after all that we have just gone through, on a subject like this which will end with a formidable renovation of Jeanne d’Albret. »
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Teachers’ car park
This professor says that it has been requested to renovate science rooms following the loss of the rooms of the building which must be destroyed, but this is not planned. And there would be no place to put priceless high school collections, dating back a century, which are currently in a room that must be destroyed. The professor also returns to the project to destroy the current car park for teachers: “There was talk of putting it on rue Alexandre-Dumas, but it is already saturated. Imagine 150 teachers every morning. It would be worse! And we imagine the cost of underground parking in this area with quarries. We are waiting for solutions to calm the anger of teachers, parents of students, staff and students, all associated against this project to have a complete renovation, and which is in line with the living environment of our high school students, at the level safety, the environment, and sustainable development. »
Jehan-Jacques Peyre
A petition “against the degradation of the Jeanne d’Albret (ex Roby) high school in Saint-Germain-en-Laye (78)” has been posted online:
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