ROME (Reuters) – The Chamber of Deputies approved the bill for school reform that provides for the hiring of 100,000 temporary teachers and gives more powers to the school leaders, despite the protests of trade unions. Yes I have been 316, not the 137, one abstention. The measure now goes to the Senate. “Excited and satisfied for the okay,” he tweeted Education Minister Stefania Giannini immediately after the vote. About 30 members of the minority Democratic Party did not participate in the final vote as a sign of dissent, and in a joint statement calling on the party to commit to new changes in the Senate. “We have an absolute majority, the vote went well this time too. Now we await with confidence the vote in the Senate,” said Minister for Reforms, Maria Elena Boschi. But the strong adhesion to the national strike of the school on May 5 last had alarmed the government, in the month of regional elections, leading Prime Minister Matteo Renzi more conciliatory tone with the opposition and to rule out the use of confidence. Some proposed amendments were accepted by the government during the examination of the bill in the House and the same Renzi responded to the criticism of not having taken all temporary – in 50,000 would be excluded from the regularization – and promised that in 2016 it will be banished a competition for places and that another 60,000 will be invested 4 billion in school building. The government has also accepted the deletion of a rule that allowed to allocate the 5×1000 in the tax return to the school of their children, challenged by M5s and left because it would have discriminated against schools with families with lower incomes. More …
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