Courseup, School rhythms... What Do Presidential Candidates Propose for High School Students?
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In the midst of high school mobilization, candidates in the presidential election are urged to give answers to the demands of the students. The abolition or overhaul of the Courseup and the revision of the school rhythms are unanimous among the contenders at the Elysée. Here is what they propose. - Courseup, school rhythms... What are the presidential candidates proposing for the high school students? (TF1 2027 - Presidential election).
The presidential candidate Horizons also spoke on "Parcoursup", a platform set up when he was Prime Minister, which crystallises the discontent of mobilized high school students.
At a meeting of connected apartments this Thursday on school rhythms, the presidential candidate Horizons suggested to shorten the holidays of Toussaint and Easter to reduce the number of hours of lessons per day.
At a meeting held in thousands of homes, Édouard Philippe supported some of his measures for the school. The presidential candidate Horizons proposes to change the school rhythms. In a highly budget- and educational-oriented sequence, Édouard Philippe goes with his proposals. On Thursday, the presidential candidate Horizons organized a new edition of his apartment meetings. In communication to more than 5,000 people, the mayor of Le Havre called…
The presidential candidate Horizons details his vision of a reform of school rhythms and orientation, in response to the criticisms on Parcoursup.
Candidate Horizons wants to focus more learning in the morning and devote the afternoons to sport, culture and languages.
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