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La loi contre le séparatisme a été adoptée, l’instruction en famille est toujours possible, mais sous conditions. Pourquoi ce changement ? Que va devenir l’école à la maison ? L’ECLJ reçoit Jean-Baptiste Maillard, secrétaire général de « Liberté éducation » et co-auteur du livre « l’école à la maison, une liberté fondamentale » (Artège).
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