Question 14459 — teaching

Summary

Mr. Julien Rancoule draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to the composition of the Departmental Council of National Education. This body constitutes an essential place for consultation on the organization of the public education service at the local level, particularly in terms of school maps, transport and educational investments. Its composition, defined in articles R. 235-1 et seq. of the education code, combines representatives of the State, local authorities, staff and users, but does not provide for the presence of parliamentarians from the department. However, deputies and senators, elected representatives of the Nation and representatives of the territories, are regularly contacted by local elected officials, educational teams and families on school issues and frequently intervene with State services to relay these concerns. They determine the legislative framework in educational matters, decide on the resources allocated to national education within the framework of the examination of finance laws and carry out a mission of control and evaluation of public policies in this area. In this context, their absence from the work of the departmental council of national education may appear as a gap with regard to the issues of coordination between the different levels of public decision-making. He therefore asks him if the Government plans to change the composition of the departmental council of national education in order to integrate the parliamentarians of the department, under conditions to be defined, making it possible to strengthen the coherence and effectiveness of public action in educational matters.

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