Unreplaced absent teacher: State sentenced to compensate about ten families in Indre-et-Loire

On Friday 21 February, the administrative court of Orléans ordered the French State to compensate a dozen families after the long-term absence of a French teacher from the Lycée Léonard de Vinci d'Amboise, in Indre-et-Loire, reports Ici Touraine. Indeed, during the year 2022-2023, this teacher was absent for four months. In the absence of a replacement, his pupils, in second class, missed 58 hours of classes.A dozen families then filed a complai…

The State was sentenced on Friday by the administrative court of Orléans to pay 800 euros to each family for moral and financial damage.

The State was ordered to pay 800 euros of compensation for moral and financial damage to about ten families of former high school students who were deprived of French classes during the school year 2022-2023 for lack of replacement.

About ten families in this French high school received €800 in compensation for the prolonged absence of an unreplaced teacher. A decision that highlights a recurring flaw in the education system

Unprecedented compensation for parents of pupils The administrative court of Orleans ordered the State to pay an average compensation of 800 euros to the families of high school students of Leonardo da Vinci high school in Amboise. This decision follows the prolonged absence, without replacement, of a French teacher for almost six months during the year [...]

In Amboise (Indre-et-Loire), about ten families will receive 800 euros for moral and financial damage. An unprecedented court decision, which also puts pressure on the State. - A first in France: families of pupils are compensated for the absence of a teacher (Family and Education). TF1 INFO