Mobilization of high school students: discover the establishments concerned on the map

The editorial of Figaro Magazine: “High school blockade, zero points”

In a world of work where artificial intelligence will replace millions of jobs, we are deceiving an entire generation into believing that access to higher education is synonymous with employment and social advancement.

High school crisis: Édouard Geffray announces “several thousand positions” in “the coming hours” to replace absent teachers

After Act IV of the high school mobilization, the Minister of National Education announced concrete and immediate measures: 3,000 “badly assigned” replacements will join the 514 establishments that need them the most.

Despite Sébastien Lecornu's announcements, high school anger does not subside

STORY - Unions called for new mobilization throughout France on Tuesday October 13. In Paris, clashes broke out at Place de la Bastille on Thursday evening. According to the Ministry of the Interior, 71,500 demonstrators were counted, including 24,500 in Paris.

Laurence de Charette: “Parcoursup, ultimate victim of the great egalitarian lie”

CHRONICLE - If Parcoursup needs to be improved, it is with a view to more transparency, but also more selectivity in the service of meritocracy.

Failing connections, cyberblockade… The failures of hastily implemented “distancing”

DECRYPTION - Since October 1, many high schools forced to close their doors have been organizing distance learning courses. But, between virtual blockages and technical problems, their maintenance turns out to be very complicated.

Chantal Delsol: “High school students are the victims of the school’s egalitarian lie”

TRIBUNE - The high school students of May 68 let themselves be seduced by Maoist or Trotskyist fables, but the Republican school had given them a culture, analyzes the philosopher. According to her, the blockers pay the price of a more serious lie: that of a primary school which crowns ignorance.

Charlotte Peytour: “The danger of AI is not mediocrity, but uniformity”

FIGAROVOX/TRIBUNE - In the wake of the Thélyson Orélien affair, the danger of AI would be less in writing poorly than in standardizing creation to the detriment of audacity, argues the philosophy professor.

Hand of a high school student torn off, universities closed… A Monday of high tensions before the big demonstration

If the mobilization in front of high schools fell by more than a quarter compared to last Friday, according to the Ministry of Education, new clashes took place on Monday. A 15-year-old boy lost his hand while picking up a grenade.