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A Job "so Beautiful" but so Badly Considered: Soon an Official Status for the Aesh?

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Without them, no inclusive school: the AESHs are indispensable, but so precarious and poorly considered that the profession struggles to attract, leaving hundreds of children in great difficulty without accompaniment. This Wednesday, a bill, brought by Bretons to grant them a status as civil servant, will be studied by the Senate.

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A Job "so Beautiful" but so Badly Considered: Soon an Official Status for the Aesh?

Without them, no inclusive school: the AESHs are indispensable, but so precarious and poorly considered that the profession struggles to attract, leaving hundreds of children in great difficulty without accompaniment. This Wednesday, a bill, brought by Bretons to grant them a status as civil servant, will be studied by the Senate.

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Le Télégramme broke the news in on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
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