Question 21457 — nursery and primary education

Summary

Mr. Jean-Christophe Lagarde alerts the Minister of National Education and Youth to the duplication for the 2019-2020 school year of CE1 classes located in priority education networks (REP) in the Seine-Saint-Denis department. While the splitting of CP classes into REP, CP and CE1 into REP+, has had positive results, resulting in particular in a drop in the number of students experiencing difficulties in French and mathematics, as well as by a reduction in the gap with classes outside the network, it appears that this national measure will not be extended to all CE1 classes located in REP in the Seine-Saint-Denis department. Thus, classes will be split, others will have co-teaching, while some will be limited to a few hours of co-teaching. This injustice finds, in particular, its source in the openness insufficient number of teaching positions in the department. Indeed, the department will benefit for the start of the 2019 school year from the creation of 282 positions in primary schools, whereas in the presence of 160 elementary schools located in priority education networks and an increase in student numbers, at least 320 additional positions would have been necessary. Obviously, such a situation, if confirmed, will constitute a territorial injustice and will contribute to further reducing social diversity in the establishments of Seine-Saint-Denis. Also, he asks him to shed light on this situation and, if necessary, to take all the measures he deems necessary so that this territorial discrimination stops.

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