Bally Bagayoko welcomed the adoption by the National Assembly of a bill aimed at making the aides for students with disabilities (AESH) permanent employees. He congratulated deputies Nadège Abomangoli and Murielle Lepvraud and noted that the bill proposed the creation of a body of civil servants, the permanent employment without competition of AESH already in position, a year of training, and better recognition of working hours. Bagayoko believed that these measures were important for the professional conditions of AESH and school inclusion, particularly in Saint-Denis and Pierrefitte. He attributed this progress to years of mobilization by AESH, families, unions, and the educational community, as well as to the efforts of parents to obtain suitable support for their children. He finally indicated that the bill was to be examined by the Senate and urged continued mobilization. #AESH #SaintDenis #Pierrefitte #QuartiersPopulaires #ÉcoleInclusive #Handicap #ÉgalitéDesDroits #Éducation #AESH #ÉcoleInclusive #ÉgalitéDesDroits (translated)
