
Édouard Geffray promises transparency on Parcoursup's criteria and algorithms, while student figures call for the blockades to continue.
Faced with high school anger and blockades, the Ministry of National Education refuses to modify the baccalaureate calendar, while promising transparency on Parcoursup's algorithms.
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A high school protest movement is emerging in France around the exam schedule and the Parcoursup post-baccalaureate admission platform.
“It would put everyone in danger”: faced with high school anger, the Minister of National Education refuses to change the baccalaureate calendar
Édouard Geffray promises to organize this year “total transparency on the local criteria and algorithms used by establishments” on Parcoursup to select students.
Who are the student leaders calling for the blockades to continue?
DECRYPTION - Since the start of the movement, several student figures have taken over the heads of the procession and the television sets. If the majority denies any political affiliation, the reality is very different.

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