French-speaking school director: Minister Glatigny has lost all credibility

A prominent educator in Belgium has declared that the French-speaking Minister of Education, Valéry Glatigny, has completely lost her credibility. Hans Gijs, director of the Institut Saint-Louis in Namur, expressed strong disapproval of the minister's approach and the recent austerity measures implemented in the French-speaking education sector.

Gijs specifically criticized Glatigny's leadership style and the rapid pace at which she pushed through reforms. He stated that her methods have angered many within the education community. The sentiment is that her actions have alienated stakeholders and undermined trust in her ability to lead the sector effectively.

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I think French-speaking Minister of Education Valéry Glatigny has lost all credibility with everyone.

The controversy stems from austerity measures in French-speaking education that were approved last week. Despite their formal approval, significant discontent remains. Gijs's statement reflects a deep-seated frustration among educators and administrators who feel their concerns have been disregarded. The minister's perceived lack of consultation and the swift implementation of cuts have fueled widespread anger, leading to a crisis of confidence in her leadership.

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Her style, and the speed with which she wanted to implement everything, has given everyone reason to be very angry.