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PRESS RELEASE / School environment: reactions of officials to acts of violence | FAXINFO

November 17, 2024

PRESS RELEASE / School environment: reactions of officials to acts of violence | FAXINFO
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The delegated prefect of the Northern Islands, Vincent Berton, the vice-rector, Harry Christophe, and the president of the Community, Louis Mussington, issued a joint press release last Friday regarding the acts of violence observed in the territory, particularly in schools.

\n"In recent days, violent incidents have occurred on public roads, pitting students from the same school against each other. Faced with this unacceptable situation, the State, National Education and the Collectivity of Saint-Martin wish to reaffirm their desire to preserve "living together", the common foundation for the proper functioning of all societies, and are calling for calm.
\nAll partners must feel concerned and mobilize around this common cause. Very quickly, we will intervene together in schools."
\n“In recent days, violent incidents have occurred on public roads between young people from the same school.
\nFaced with this unacceptable situation, the State, National Education Department and the Collectivité of Saint-Martin, wish to reaffirm their commitment to preserve a good quality of life together, which is the foundation of the proper functioning of all societies, and call the protagonists to remain calm.
\nAll partners must feel concerned and mobilize around this common cause. Very soon, the public authorities will intervene in the schools.”
\nVincent BERTON, delegated prefect – Harry CHRISTOPHE, vice-rector – Louis MUSSINGTON, president\n\n\n\n

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