Gabriel Attal allegedly refused, for months, to transmit this famous inspection report of the Stanislas school group (Paris VIAnd) has Mediapartnot to mention the controversy sparked by the statements of the new Minister of National Education, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, regarding teaching staff.
Questioned by our colleagues at Mediapart On Friday 12 January, during his first trip to the Yvelines, the new Minister of National Education justified the schooling of his three children in the private sector with the fact that “many hours not replaced” in the public. It took little to provoke the ire, not only of the UNSA, but also of the teaching staff of the Litré group, a public body targeted by the minister, as well as of the students’ parents, pushing the latter to “apologize”.
Imposed religious teaching, talk therapy, and anti-abortion comments
Tuesday 16 January Mediapart revealed the full contents of the report “hidden” since its receipt in August by Gabriel Attal.
The elements that emerge from this thirty-page document repeatedly denounce the institution’s failure to comply with the law requires, for example, that all its students take one hour of Catholic education per weekwhen this should normally be optional in private Catholic institutions affiliated with the State.
“In these courses, speakers make homophobic and anti-abortion comments, promote conversion therapy, and call for ‘forgiving rapists’”our colleagues at specify Mediapart.
The report also notes that within Stanislas, “there is an incentive to be baptized”students were promised “hell” and the “damnation” Otherwise. Some speakers would also promote personal ideas and homophobic or anti-abortion comments.
In fourth grade, relationships Mediapartthe booklets distributed to students mention, for example, that “abortion means […] always intentionally kill an innocent human person.”. There too, contraception, like the pill, is criticized.
“Men have impulses that women don’t have and that they have to endure…”
HAS “Stan”we also avoid sex education, a teaching that is almost not addressed within the establishment, although it is a legal obligation, included in the Education Code.
The rare courses “emotional education” sometimes offered by some teachers are systematically organized by gender. “It is not a simple convenience of language, but a tendency to distance oneself from sexuality”analyzes the report, detailed by Mediapart. Worse, if it were still possible, some students would have had to deal with a speaker who believed it very seriously “Men have impulses that women don’t have and that they have to put up with…”. Enough to adequately and institutionally promote rape culture.
Violent and sexist pedagogy
But that is not all. The inspection report also denounces a pedagogy based on violence and humiliation of students. “If the parents met by the mission are, in the vast majority, in favor of the exercise of authority practiced by the supervisory staff”points out Mediapart, results from the relationship of the methods “brutal” AND “ authoritarian ». Both inside and outside the institution, some students are particularly busy with the task, put under pressure and criticized for their dress. Others are said to have also suffered sexual violence.
After the publication of this chilling report, Ian Brossat and Pierre Ouzouliasboth communist senators, in a statement published on X (formerly Twitter) asked the Minister of National Education There “end of agreement” of Stanislaus.
It also remains to be seen whether, after this controversy, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra will be able to remain in her position, and many voices will be raised calling for her resignation. During a press conference held on Tuesday evening, January 16, Emmanuel Macron, for his part, supported “indulgence” towards his minister, considering that the latter had “He was right to apologize” after his “embarrassing remarks”.
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