The invitation of the Minister of National Education for the bodies representing the associations of the parents of the students did not succeed to mediate to overcome the dispute between the families whose children are studying in these schools on the one hand, and the employers of these schools on the other hand, in bringing views between the two parties;Rather, the dispute between them reached the judiciary.
At a time when one of the private education institutions has filed a complaint against the parents of students studying her, accusing them of piracy of the phone numbers of their managers, and inciting their colleagues not to perform the duties of their children, the Group of the Federation of parents and parents respondedIts members are to support the complainant parents, and they are preparing to file other lawsuits against private schools related to schooling duties.
Muhammad al -Nuhaili, the national coordinator of the aforementioned group, said that this framework, which includes thousands of mothers and fathers, will file lawsuits, through lawyers from its members, against the heads of private schools who want to force families to perform school duties during the period in which the study was stopped due to quarantine, as a resultThe students did not benefit from all the services stipulated in the contract that brings them together in schools.
Al -Nuhaili said, in a statement to Hespress, that “there are many violations committed by private education institutions, as one of the schools that resorted to taking checks as a guarantee from the families of the students registered with them, pushed them to the bank and extracted school duties in the quarantine period, and this is illegal treatment.And we will face such behavior before the judiciary..
The dispute between the heads of private education institutions and the parents and mothers of students who refuse to perform the duties of their children during the quarantine period, where the first party adheres to the necessity of performing unaccredited families from the Korona pandemic of full duties;While the second party says that they will not perform an interview in exchange for services that their sons and daughters did not benefit from.
They established a conglomeration in the name of the “Federation of Fathers and Guardians of the Students of the Education Institutions in Morocco” on the social networking site “Facebook”, the number of those involved in it until Thursday evening reached twenty -one thousand subscribers;Muhammad al -Nuhaili said: “The number of students in the private sector reaches one million students, who left them two million father and mother. Will the government stand against us to satisfy five thousand investors in this sector?”.
Mohamed Amor, head of the Association of Education in Morocco, has previously stated that Hespress has stated that the employees of private education institutions are ready to deal flexibly with families affected by the Korona pandemic, provided that the non -affected parents perform their full duties;However, Al -Nahili says, “We are not in a friendship relationship to be satisfied with these promises, but rather in a relationship of truth and law, because our children did not benefit from a full service included in the contracts that we signed with private schools.”.
He added: “These institutions have led to the state to provide education service in return, and not trading in this service, and if they refuse to provide this full service, they should be withdrawn from work licenses.”That the children who are in this phase did not benefit from any service?How do you want to extract school transportation expenses, knowing that it is stop?.
The same spokesman added that any solution that will be reached "must be based on a real negotiation, and the ministry must summon us the parents of students who are in the private sector," highlighting that the compromise that they see is appropriate is to perform fifty percent of school duties, "to ensure that happensThe professors are on their wages, for distance education services provided to students..
Saeed Amzazi, the Minister of National Education, had called on the heads of private educational institutions to dialogue with the parents of students, in order to reach satisfactory solutions for each party, taking into account the harmful damage of some families as a result of the repercussions of the Corona's pandemic, as well as the material problems that a number of institutions suffer fromEducational as a result of the suspension of the urban study.
While no rapprochement between the two parties until now, the crisis between them is a candidate for further escalation in the future, as the Group of the Federation of Fathers and Guardians of the students of the special education institutions in Morocco thinks about opening other files during the beginning of the next school entry;As a high insurance and registration fees applied by private schools, according to Al -Nahili's statement.