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At the Dawn of the Presidential Elections, Let's Think About the School.

Summary by L'Humanité
The drop in the number of pupils should not be used as a pretext for new savings on the School, but should become an opportunity to invest more to reduce inequalities and improve learning conditions. As the presidential approach approaches, it is urgent to build a sustainable educational policy, based on ambitious programming of means and the renovation of the public education service. By Antoine Jouenne, Mayor-Adjoint de Châtillon (Hautes-de-Se…
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The drop in the number of pupils should not be used as a pretext for new savings on the School, but should become an opportunity to invest more to reduce inequalities and improve learning conditions. As the presidential approach approaches, it is urgent to build a sustainable educational policy, based on ambitious programming of means and the renovation of the public education service. By Antoine Jouenne, Mayor-Adjoint de Châtillon (Hautes-de-Se…

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L'Humanité broke the news on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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