Education. Édouard Geffray Closes the Door to a Modification of the Ferry and Parcoursup Calendar
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Despite the disruptions of the last two months and a mobilization that does not seem to be nearing completion, the Minister of National Education announced on Saturday, 7 November, that he would refuse to change the dates of the end-of-year exams.
While high school anger did not weaken, the Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, clarified what could change for students and what measures the government does not intend to give in to.
Despite the hours lost in some schools due to the high school movement, the Minister of National Education excludes any changes to the exam schedule, but additional resources could be made available to organize remedial courses.
The Minister of National Education maintains the dates of the exams and of the Courseup despite the disruptions in the high schools. For the most penalized, he envisages "recovery courses" The
When asked by "Le Parisien", Édouard Geffray states that he will not touch on the date of the exams. While the grunt does not fall, the Minister of Education plans to allocate additional resources for remedial courses. Sébastien Lecornu, for his part, will receive the high school unions and students this Monday in Matignon. - Despite the demonstrations, the Minister of Education excludes the postponement of the baccalaureate 2027 (Family and Edu…
In an interview with the "Parisien" published on Saturday, Edouard Geffray recalled, however, that he wanted to bring back transparency on Parcoursup.
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