US EditionHere Is the Final Sanction for the Teacher Who Made a Minute of Silence for Gaza
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Emilia (fictitious name) who had answered the questions of the "HuffPost" gets blamed and will be able to resume classes Friday at Janot-Curie High School in Sens (Yonne).
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The rectorate punished a teacher who had made respect for a miunute of silence for the Gazans, invoking a breach of the principle of neutrality. She will be able to return this Friday, but the unions did not decelerate.
The teacher of physics and chemistry at the Janot-Curie High School in Sens received a penalty of the first group", equivalent to a reprimand or a warning. She will return to the school as early as Friday, June 6.
A teacher from a high school in Sens, Yonne, was punished for observing a minute of silence in her class in tribute to the victims of the conflict in the Gaza Strip. The rectorate of Dijon, who announced this decision on Thursday 5 June, considers that the professor of physics and chemistry has exceeded her educational freedom.
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