The call to Emmanuel Macron to save Al-Kindi high school

In a correspondence addressed to the French president, the Council of Mosques of the Rhône (CMR), led by the rector of the Grand Mosque of Lyon Kamel Kabtane, denounces the “arbitrary” decision taken by the prefecture of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of terminate the association contracts with the Al-Kindi school group, and calls on Emmanuel Macron to use his authority and his responsibility “as guarantor of the institutions in order to re-examine this situation. »

“This decision, with devastating consequences for the future of many young people, seriously threatens the sustainability of this establishment of excellence and raises questions about the principles of equality and republican justice,” worries the Council of Rhône Mosques (CMR) in the correspondence addressed to the French president, before highlighting the prowess of the Al-Kindi high school. “Since its creation, it has established itself as a model of excellence, offering its students a framework conducive to success thanks to quality teaching and rigorous pedagogy. The exceptional results obtained by its students in the baccalaureate testify to this. These young people, driven by the desire to escape mediocrity, aspire to contribute fully to French society and to be committed and responsible actors,” the body said.