I become a DDEN in a school in the TRETS district, working within and with the support of the NATIONAL FEDERATION OF DDEN approved by the Ministry of National Education

Mission description

Goal: One DDEN in every school in the TRETS district. DDENs (Departmental Delegates for National Education) have been linked to public education since 1793. Many laws have established and evolved this official role, including the Guizot Laws (1833), Falloux Law (1850), and Goblet Law (1886). These laws were consolidated into the Education Code in 2000. Our legitimacy lies in promoting public education and respecting the constitutional principle of secularism. Any French citizen over 25 can become a DDEN.