In the Senate, Jean-Michel Blanquer Defends His Reforms and Refuses to Be a "Bulk Emissary"
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Published this Wednesday, October 28 in the Senate, in the midst of a high school crisis, the former Minister of Education vigorously defended his reform of high school, baccalaureate and parcoursup. While acknowledging certain imperfections, he denounced the temptations to go back and the changes made to his reforms since his departure from the government.
The former Minister of National Education, whose assessment was attacked during the high school movement, considered that the dysfunctions were mainly due to changes made by his successors.
The former minister must be heard in the Senate on "Parcoursup" and the abolition of L, ES and S, two reforms contested by the high school students.
Jean-Michel Blanquer and his decisions are at the heart of the high school crisis. The former Minister of Education is heard this Wednesday before the Commission de la culture du Sénat to discuss the subject. He is accused in part of having raised the anger of the high school students with his contested decisions. Jean-Michel Blanquer will be heard this Wednesday 28 October by the Commission de la culture sur la crise des lycées.
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