|France Info|
The National Assembly has opened a non-binding debate regarding the replacement of the Parcoursup system and the improvement of conditions for high school and university students. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu invited members of parliament to submit specific proposals, including measures such as limiting class sizes and indexing student grants to inflation.
The government is considering a 4-billion-euro investment for the renovation of school buildings. Youth organizations are planning another protest for next Saturday.
Translated quote
“Discussion is underway at the National Assembly for the replacement of Parcoursup and resources for high schools and students. Opening of this debate without a vote this afternoon. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu says he is awaiting precise proposals and commitments from the deputies. The government is already proposing 28 students in certain classes, 4 billion to renovate buildings or even grants indexed to inflation. Young people intend to demonstrate once again next Saturday.”
Original quote
“Discussion en cours à l'Assemblée nationale pour le remplacement de Parcoursup et des moyens pour les lycées et étudiants. Ouverture de ce débat sans vote cet après-midi. Le Premier ministre Sébastien Lecornu dit attendre des propositions et des engagements précis des députés. Le gouvernement propose déjà 28 élèves dans certaines classes, 4 milliards pour rénover le bâti ou encore les bourses indexées sur l'inflation. Les jeunes entendent manifester une fois de plus samedi prochain.”
