“The specificities of Saint-Martin, a territory of bilingualism, undeniably deserve an adaptation of the teaching. The high dropout rate or the difficulties in keeping the teaching staff on the territory are all weaknesses of the Saint-Martin school system, ”comments Annick Petrus, third vice-president of the community in charge of school affairs. Also the majority in place, "the first to take the initiative since 2007" specifies the elected official, will "implement the necessary measures in response to local specificities" as allowed by the organic law. These measures are the subject of a French language teaching development plan. The ambition is to be able to “adapt teacher training to facilitate access to National Education positions for Saint-Martin residents, to strengthen the use of the English language by extending its practice to general subjects such as mathematics, history, geography, literature, etc. Annick Petrus and Louis Mussington will travel to Paris together to present the document to the government.
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