US EditionThe last Muslim high school under an association contract with the State, Al-Kindi, loses its status
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Three days after the announcement of the end of the state's association contracts with the Muslim school group Al Kindi, the parents of the students are in shock. They consider the State's decision to denounce financial, educational and religious abuses to be unfair.
The last Muslim high school under an association contract with the State, Al-Kindi, loses its status
The prefect of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes announced on Friday, January 10, the termination of association contracts linking the State to the school group located near Lyon, due to “educational”, “administrative” and “breaches of the values of the Republic” and “attacks on the values of the Republic”.
Bruno Retailleau and Laurent Wauquiez welcomed it on social networks. The prefect of Rhône and the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, Fabienne Buccio, decided this Friday, January 10, to cancel the contract signed in 2012 with the private school group...
On Friday, January 10, the Rhône prefecture declared that the contracts between the State and a private Muslim high school Al-Kindi in Décines-Charpieu, near Lyon, had been terminated. The prefecture cites “pedagogical and administrative failures” and “attacks on the values of the Republic”. “This decision, which marks the end of subsidies for this establishment of more than 620 students, from primary to final year, will apply on September 1, 20…
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