Arzola propose de suspendre le transfert des écoles aux SLEP

La ministre de l'Éducation María Paz Arzola a avancé l'idée de suspendre le transfert des écoles municipales vers les Services locaux d'éducation publique (SLEP). La proposition vise à instaurer un système mixte et doit être soumise au Congrès.

La ministre a déclaré sur TVN que le ministère de l'Éducation travaille sur une proposition qui ne sera pas une solution unique pour tous les cas. L'objectif est de permettre à certaines municipalités de conserver l'administration de leurs écoles si elles remplissent certaines conditions.

Actuellement, 34 SLEP doivent recevoir les écoles de 175 municipalités entre 2027 et 2029. Arzola a noté que le but est d'évaluer des mesures pour améliorer le processus et éventuellement reporter les transferts dans certaines zones.

Des maires tels que Sebastián Sichel de Ñuñoa ont appelé à une action urgente pour suspendre les transferts, tandis que Rodrigo Wainraight de Puerto Montt s'est déclaré favorable à la poursuite du processus. D'autres responsables locaux ont salué la révision mais ont souligné la nécessité de ressources et de flexibilité.

Articles connexes

Education Minister María Paz Arzola thanks lawmakers after the Education Committee's approval of the Protected Schools bill amid tense debate.
Image générée par IA

Education commission dispatches Protected Schools bill to chamber

Rapporté par l'IA Image générée par IA

The Chamber of Deputies' Education Committee approved the Executive's Protected Schools bill on Thursday and sent it to the floor after a tense debate lasting over six hours. Education Minister María Paz Arzola thanked lawmakers for the progress, emphasizing its urgency to combat school violence. Opponents filed constitutionality reservations and criticized the burden on educators.

Ñuñoa mayor Sebastián Sichel described his meeting with Education Minister María Paz Arzola as positive, aimed at discussing the future of Public Education Local Services (SLEP) in the commune. He received indications that the Education Ministry is considering postponing or suspending the transfer of schools to SLEP.

Rapporté par l'IA

The Colegio de Profesores met Monday with Education Minister María Paz Arzola to express concern over the lack of clarity in the announced pause to the reform creating the Servicios Locales de Educación Pública.

The Catalan government has started a pilot program this week to introduce plainclothes Mossos d'Esquadra officers into 14 schools, including primary schools, to improve coexistence. Education councillor Esther Niubó stated there are no major security issues in Catalan schools and the measure is preventive. The plan draws applause from some teachers but criticism from unions and families.

Rapporté par l'IA

Following the Education Committee's approval last week, Chile's Chamber of Deputies passed the 'Protected Schools' bill on Tuesday with 103 votes in favor, 43 against, and three abstentions. Promoted by the government, it bolsters school security via backpack checks and bars free higher education for those convicted of school violence. The bill now heads to the Senate amid opponents' constitutional concerns.

Education Minister María Paz Arzola stated there were prior warnings to CAE debtors before collections by the Treasury General of the Republic. The Socialist Party rejected the severity of these measures.

Rapporté par l'IA

Chile's Electoral Service (Servel) updated the distribution of 155 seats in the Chamber of Deputies based on census data from the National Institute of Statistics (INE). The resolution, published last Thursday, adjusts representatives per district, with limits of 3 to 8 deputies per area.

 

 

 

Ce site utilise des cookies

Nous utilisons des cookies pour l'analyse afin d'améliorer notre site. Lisez notre politique de confidentialité pour plus d'informations.
Refuser