The Frania Eisenbach-Haverland school complex, designed to adapt to environmental challenges and the development of the La Berchère district, was inaugurated this Saturday, November 7. The 2,167 m² building spans three levels and is planned to eventually accommodate 8 classes, from kindergarten to elementary school.
The school emphasizes reducing its environmental impact through the use of biosourced materials and equipment aimed at controlling energy consumption. Its bioclimatic design has already proven effective, ensuring the facility operated normally even during recent heatwaves.
This major project, with a total cost of 8.1 million euros, benefited from significant subsidies amounting to over 4.5 million euros from the State, the Île-de-France Region, and the Department of Val-d'Oise. The municipality expressed its gratitude to these partners as well as to all those who contributed to its realization.
The choice of the name Frania Eisenbach-Haverland was a natural one, aiming to perpetuate her testimony and to teach young generations to recognize and combat anti-Semitism, racism, and hatred. Her family emotionally accepted this tribute.
