D'anciens ministres mettent en garde contre des attentes excessives concernant le projet Escuelas Protegidas

Les anciens ministres de l'Éducation Nicolás Cataldo et Raúl Figueroa ont analysé le projet Escuelas Protegidas, récemment approuvé par le Sénat et actuellement dans sa troisième phase.

Lors d'un entretien avec l'émission Desde La Redacción de La Tercera, les deux anciens responsables ont convenu de la nécessité de lutter contre la violence scolaire, mais ont mis en garde contre d'éventuelles frustrations si des attentes excessives sont créées. Cataldo a souligné que les preuves internationales concernant les fouilles de sacs à dos ne sont pas concluantes et pourraient engendrer un sentiment de criminalisation. Figueroa a ajouté que cette mesure était déjà couverte par la loi sur la coexistence scolaire. Concernant la perte de la gratuité scolaire pendant cinq ans pour les personnes reconnues coupables d'actes de violence, Figueroa a soutenu la mesure en tant que signal clair des conséquences encourues. Cataldo a exprimé des doutes quant à son efficacité pour modifier les comportements, citant le cas de l'Aula Segura. Les anciens ministres ont également discuté de l'existence de politiques d'État en matière d'éducation et de la tendance à politiser le système.

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