Tumble through the NSW BOSS schools to push to reconsider private schools

“We have had countries all over the world that have been very successful on their educational path with a disposition, and this was a public disposition. It must be discussed and discussed.”

However, hours before the program broadcast, Dizdar seemed to travel his comments, saying that “they had no intention of lacking respect for the good work of my colleagues in other sectors”.

“I recognize and I appreciate the important role that the Catholic and independent sectors play in our educational system in the new South Wales, now and in the future. I am a passionate champion of the transformational power of public education,” said Dazdar in a declaration issued by the Department of Education.

But Dallas Mcinerney of the NSW of the Catholic schools said that it is “significant for all the wrong reasons” when the most senior educational official of the state “puts a question mark on the role and future non -governmental schools”.

“Fortunately, the department does not issue a policy; it is accused of implementing government policy,” he said.

The Minister of Education of the new South Wales, Prue Car said that there was an important role for Catholic and independent schools, and the three sectors work together in “a collegial way”.

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“We respect the choice and there are no changes to the political settings. But I would say that Murat is a very strong supporter for public education,” he said.

“We have appointed him to do a very big job at the helm of the Education Department and we are on the right way to break down vacant places (public school).”

The leader of the opposition of the new South Wales Mark Speakman said that parents send their children to school that best suits their values, beliefs and needs.

“The secretary of work education wants to take away that chosen by families. It is unacceptable and
Inseutable, “Speakman said.

Jacinta Collins, executive director of the National Catholic Education Commission, said that Catholic schools “have a 200 -year history that serves alongside the government sector and is aimed at some of the most disadvantaged areas in Australia”.

“Every week we read the financing wars, the cultural wars, the ideological wars and the reading wars in education. He is perpetuating a divisive culture focused on the fight against each other rather than focusing on improving for all students regardless of the sector,” said Collins.

In the ABC program, Dizdar – who spent more than two decades in the public system as a teacher, principal and in senior official roles – outlined the public education of the State and has welcomed the recent school finance agreement agreement of 4.8 billion dollars with the Commonwealth.

The principal of the private school for all the internal-west Plc Sydney, Paul Burgis Girls said that it was essential that the new South Wales had a strong public education model.

“Having high -quality independent schools and Catholics also benefits from all of us. Independent schools often approach education from a completely different perspective and therefore offer our state a wide range of education models,” he said.

“Catholic and independent schools serve the entire community range in the new South Wales. Parents also appreciate to be able to find a school to meet their values ​​and needs of their children.”

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