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Several elected officials recorded themselves among students to publicly condemn Mayor Valérie Glatigny’s educational approach, framing the act as a clear political statement.
Belgian unions have reacted strongly to Minister Glatigny's statements regarding permanent contracts for teachers, calling her remarks a "provocation" and expressing concern despite the minister's assurances that no teachers would lose all their hours.
Belgian Education Minister Valérie Glatigny addressed the controversy surrounding a history question on the Certificat d'études de base (CEB) exam. The question, which presented King Leopold II in a potentially favorable light regarding colonization, caused public 'incomprehension'.
Valérie Glatigny has dispatched bailiffs to remove pickets blocking access to schools in Liège, Belgium, where teachers are preventing administrations from retrieving CE1D and CESS exam results.
A false death notice targeting Belgian politician Valérie Glatigny has resurfaced on social media amidst ongoing teacher mobilization, with the document reportedly dating back to spring 2024.
Education Minister Valérie Glatigny is considering generalizing the pool of substitute primary school teachers across the entire Wallonia-Brussels Federation.
Major teaching unions in Mauritius have escalated tensions with Education Minister Valérie Glatigny, walking out of dialogue sessions and vowing to organize resistance against proposed educational changes.
Valérie Glatigny is reportedly compelled to revise her work, as highlighted in an editorial by Alexis Carantonis.
Cheval de frise barricades were placed in front of the offices of Belgian ministers Valérie Glatigny and Elisabeth Degryse, with police providing an explanation for the incident.
Belgian Education Minister Valérie Glatigny is refusing to cancel the CEB, CE1D, and CESS certification exams, despite calls from unions, stating that parents and teachers have asked her to maintain them.
Belgian Minister Valérie Glatigny commented on the crucial importance of exams and the impact of strikes on the end of the school year, addressing concerns from students and parents.
Belgian Minister Valérie Glatigny intends to significantly reduce the number of children not enrolled in subsidized schools within the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. Stricter regulations are set to be implemented as a 'first step' towards this goal.
Minister Valérie Glatigny has called for a renewed dialogue among education stakeholders on the first day of school, acknowledging that protests are 'inevitable'.
Belgian Education Minister Valérie Glatigny has abandoned a plan to finalize teacher appointments, citing concerns about burdening the Federation's finances.
Belgian Minister Valérie Glatigny stated that the tactic of striking teachers, who teach for one minute and then stop for 49 minutes to avoid losing a day's salary, is not compliant with the right to strike.
Valérie Glatigny, a minister, reacted to a fake death notice, stating that it deeply affected her family, while also commenting on the necessity of recent tense budgetary measures.
Valérie Glatigny, the Minister of Education, addressed growing discontent and mobilization within the education sector, stating she takes responsibility for implementing unpopular measures.
Valérie Glatigny, the Minister of Education in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, intends to make Dutch language learning mandatory from the 3rd primary grade.