Overview
- About 150 teachers, parents and union members gathered outside the Clôteaux nursery in Rennes as the school closed for a one-day strike.
- The director-teacher filed a death-threat complaint on October 14 over an October 10 altercation, and the rectorat also lodged a complaint and reported the case to prosecutors.
- The family demanded their daughter be taught only by women and objected to a male teacher accompanying her to the toilets, according to union accounts.
- Education Minister Édouard Geffray condemned the threats, said the dispute is not religious, and reiterated that parents cannot pick staff.
- Staff say trust with the family is broken, they seek the child’s transfer, and mediation is planned as the teacher remains on sick leave under protection.