BREAKING: French Government Announces School Reforms Amid Student Protests | AC1D

gouvernement, le prime minister, a décidé d'ouvrir un autre 4 billion euros en crédit lines, en forme de subsidized-rate loans, pour les régions et les départements à utiliser pour les middle et les high schools. Ce qui permettra qu'ils s'assure rapidement les fondations à très préférantie, pour continuer, augmenter, et réussir à construire les projets.

très rapidement trouver des sources de financement à des taux très préférentiels pour poursuivre, amplifier et mener à bien les travaux de rénovation des bâtiments.

What we are announcing today is, in essence, a significant evolution of the Parkersup platform starting this year, a process that will eventually lead us to a future tool, a replacement for Parkersup by 2028. Why a two-stage approach? It's quite simple. Parkersup is anchored in legislation, specifically the law on student orientation and success. et so there are certain parameters within the platform that cannot be altered unless the law itself is amended.

students are struggling with a form of academic pressure that is built up stemming from the Parker SUP admissions system. The requirement to choose specific subjects and classes that are simply too large, they tell us as much. And we must take concrete steps to reduce this pressure. Reducing this academic pressure means, first and foremost, lowering the number of students per class. Starting with the 2027 school year, I have decided that class sizes for the first year of high school will be capped at 28 students in the 50% of high schools that are the least advantaged and also capped at 28 students in the other half, that is, in the most advantaged high schools. Consequently, within two years, all first-year high school classes will have a maximum limit of 28 students, significantly reducing the number of pupils per class.

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be very specific, if we would be truly specific, what does this mean? It means that all the planned job cuts in the public secondary education sector, the 836 positions that were slated to be cut, will be cancelled via a government amendment, and that we will create 500 additional teaching positions in the public secondary sector, specifically for high schools.