A group of parents of pupils from Aubervilliers (Seine-Saint-Denis) has filed an appeal before the administrative court of Montreuil to request the reopening of "all" of the primary schools and a more regular reception of children, a- we learned on Tuesday. "We are asking for more openings to allow more students to go to school and more often," said Élodie Brunel, member of this "apolitical" collective which brings together fifteen parents of elected pupils, in different schools. A hearing is to be held Wednesday afternoon before the administrative court.
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In their summary procedure (emergency procedure) filed on Monday, the parents of pupils criticize the Communist municipality for the reception arrangements which allow "only a too limited number of children to go to school", which they say constitutes an "illegal attack" on education. Fourteen school groups reopened gradually from Tuesday, with the establishment of a system of rotation and drastic sanitary conditions.
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"All children will be able to be taken care of in good conditions thanks to the action of the municipal services and of National Education if their parents wish," assured Tuesday on his Facebook page the mayor Meriem Derkaoui, also a candidate for his re-election. June 28. But the group of parents of students estimates that in reality, many children will not see their class more than once or twice in June. An organization incompatible with pedagogical continuity and the need to "re-socialize", he denounces. The municipality must allow "access to all children whose parents volunteer on a regular basis over at least half of the week allowing more viable pedagogical follow-up and learning," he asks.