The day after Irma's visit, the head of national education in Saint-Martin, Michel Sanz, reopened the offices in Marigot, which were not damaged. "Our wish was to be able to welcome the personnel of the National Education and to identify those who were present on the island, there were then 265 all statuses combined," he explains. Some needed to speak, others have expressed their desire to leave and their desire to return. A staff listening unit has also been set up.
Quickly, an education commission chaired by a sub-prefect was set up at the operational center. The first step was to note the damage caused by Irma in all the establishments. Experts were dispatched to the site.
Then educational educational units were installed to accommodate children. A new staff census has been carried out and 150 can provide reception.
This reception of a few hours a day is temporary. Gradually, teaching will resume but under conditions different from what they should have been. They are still under consideration.
The school transport for which the COM is responsible, will have to be reorganized. Buses have been requested and should be routed.
Finally, a site will be set up and staff designated to manage the logistical aspects. It will also allow the storage of donations collected in mainland France and elsewhere.
The president of the republic wishes a return to almost normal as of the return of the holidays of All Saints.
Source: www.soualigapost.com
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