The French Ministry of Education Will Reduce Class Sizes Following Protests by High School Students.
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Protests by high school students in France have resulted in the government taking comprehensive steps regarding educational conditions. The Ministry of National Education announced new regulations to increase teacher staffing, reduce class sizes, improve mental health services, and make school buildings climate-friendly.
French Minister of National Education Edouard Geffray announced on his social media account that following discussions with unions and student representatives regarding the demands of high school students, some decisions had been made. Noting that over 100,000 students had contributed to the online platform created to listen to their demands, Minister Geffray stated that class sizes in high schools would be reduced. He added that to achieve this…
https://cdn.edupedu.ro/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/dreamstime_s_36992444.jpgLimitation to 28 of the number of students in a ninth class and supplement of teachers and psychologists' posts with 500, the French government announced on...
The French Ministry of Education Will Reduce Class Sizes Following Protests by High School Students.
The French Ministry of Education will reduce class sizes following high school student protests and finalize the contracts of 920 contract teachers. The ministry will also provide over 500 additional positions, more than 500 new roles in mental health, and €4 billion in climate credits.
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