“Monday self-test, Tuesday self-test, Wednesday self-test too…”. In the city center of Chartres this Thursday afternoon, January 13, between 560 and 580 people expressed their anger.
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They are a majority of primary school teachers but also teachers and school life staff of colleges and high schools, educational assistants, support for students with disabilities and some parents who answered the call. of the departmental inter-union (FSU, CGT, FO, Unsa and Sud 28) supported by the Federation of Parents’ Councils of Eure-et-Loir (FCPE 28).
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For two years, they have been facing the health crisis but today, the cup is full.
“This health crisis is unprecedented and large-scale, but above all it reveals the lack of resources that we have been facing for several years”, denounces Pierre Licout, departmental co-secretary of FSU 28. He adds:
“We urgently call for masks for teachers and students, tests, air purifiers to ensure health security in schools as well as the recruitment of teachers, nurses, school doctors, senior advisers education and administrative support for school principals.”
Pierre Licout (departmental co-secretary of the FSU 28)
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Starting from the academic inspection, the procession marched to the Théâtre de Chartres, passing by the station, Place Châtelet and Place des Épars.
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The inter-union announced other actions in the coming weeks and appealed to parents: “We must make them understand that we are going to have to continue the battle.”
Laurence Franceschina
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