High School Blocks: Distance Courses if "Safe Reception" Is Prevented, Says Édouard Geffray
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As the student grunt intensified, the Minister of Education called for the organisation of distance courses, decisions "taken on a case-by-case basis by the heads of institutions, in connection with the academic authorities".
They call on the Macron Government to improve secondary education. Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, rejects acts of violence during the protests. He emphasizes that such acts go beyond the school issue and that no claim justifies them.
The Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, announced on Thursday, October 1, that he had asked for the switchover of "distance" courses in some high schools affected by blockages. "Our responsibility is clear: to protect students and staff, and to allow the teachings to continue," he assured. The high school mobilization, which has become even harder, has shifted towards "urban violence", according to Matignon. - Blocks of high schools…
Edouard Geffray also denounced "the violence" committed in the vicinity of the high schools on Thursday morning, which are "of extreme gravity" according to him.
As the blockades of high schools are increasing in France this Thursday, the Minister of Education, Edouard Geffray, has asked for courses to be provided at a distance. A situation that is increasingly under stress. On Thursday, the blockades of high schools are increasing everywhere in France. Demonstrations, which have caused significant spillovers in some territories. In Nantes, in the Loire-Atlantique, the hall of an establishment has been s…
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