The response from the Municipality of Paris was not long in coming. Less than twenty-four hours after publication by Mediapart of an investigation report by the General Inspectorate of Education, of which the private institute Stanislas is accused “drifts” and of “intolerable speeches” on homosexuality, the city of Paris has announced that it will temporarily suspend the funding that is normally granted to it.
In its press release, the municipality specifies that this decision has been made “as a precaution, pending the clarifications requested by the State”. This financing ” OBLIGATORY “ it is estimated at just over 1.3 million euros and corresponds to “to the 483 pupils enrolled in nursery and elementary schools and to the 1,329 middle school pupils”including the children of the new Minister of National Education, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra.
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Homophobic, anti-abortion and sexist comments
Renowned for being one of the most selective in Paris, the Stanislas establishment, located in the heart of the 6th arrondissement of the capital, is highlighted for several shortcomings in the thirty-page report.
Among the most problematic elements is the obligation for all students to follow one hour of Catholic education per week, while normally in private Catholic institutions affiliated with the State this must be optional.
“In these courses, speakers make homophobic and anti-abortion comments, promote conversion therapy, and call for ‘forgiving rapists’”our colleagues at specify Mediapart.
Students are also strongly encouraged to be baptized, under penalty of being baptized “hell” AND “damnation”.
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Some speakers would also promote personal ideas and homophobic or anti-abortion comments, while establishment-backed pedagogy would involve violence and humiliation of students.
Under fire for having educated her children at the Stanislas institute, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra promises to continue “penalty” A “action plan” from his ministry.
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Source: Madmoizelle
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