After the Bedford school saga, Quebec Education Minister Bernard Drainville is demanding that light be shed on a potential new case of a school struggling with religious behaviour on the part of teachers.
Radio station 98.5 FM reported Wednesday that parents were worried that a teacher at Alphonse-Pesant school in Montreal was indoctrinating their children with religion. The teacher reportedly separated boys and girls in the rows and during class work.
“What is being reported are actions that do not respect the values of our schools. I take this very seriously,” said Drainville after Wednesday’s cabinet meeting at the National Assembly.
“I expect the school service centre to shed light on this situation quickly. We are in the process of checking, but if we need to take more action, you can be sure that we will and that I will,” he added.
This case is in addition to the one at Bedford school, where teachers were creating a climate of terror, according to …