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The author estimated that the 2018 high school reform was the cause of the crisis. He wrote that the demands of high school students questioned the effects of Jean-Michel Blanquer's reforms on high schools and of Parcoursup, and that their negative consequences on students and teaching had already been described in 2023, without the ministry taking action. #RéformeÉducative #Lycée #Parcoursup #FR (translated)

The author reproached Jean-Michel Blanquer, former Minister of National Education for five years and former media favorite, for having referred to the baccalaureate as "paper." He reminded that the baccalaureate was the first university degree and the basic diploma required to participate in civil service competitions, denouncing what he considered to be contempt. https://t.co/0OexNylwSb #Éducation #Bac #FonctionPublique #FR (translated)

The former Minister of National Education, Jean-Michel Blanquer, defends his high school reform while admitting that it may have complicated students' schedules, while claiming that they have benefited from the creation of Parcoursup and the elimination of the old tracks. #Éducation #Lycée #Parcoursup (translated)

undeniably an improvement compared to what was there beforeMinister of National Education at the time of the implementation of Parcoursup, Jean-Michel Blanquer believed this week on BFMTV that this platform represented, in his opinion, "undeniably an improvement compared to what was there before". #Parcoursup #MobilisationLycéenne #Éducation (translated)

Cerfia has recorded eight ministers of National Education in ten years under the presidency of Emmanuel Macron: Jean-Michel Blanquer, from May 2017 to May 2022; Pap Ndiaye, from May 2022 to July 2023; Gabriel Attal, from July 2023 to January 2024; Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, from January to February 2024; Nicole Belloubet, from February to September 2024; Anne Genetet, from September to December 2024; Elisabeth Borne, from December 2024 to October 2025; and Édouard Geffray, since October 2025. #Éducation #Politique #France (translated)

Ex-Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer expresses concern about the ongoing problems in high schools in France, where many teachers are unmotivated, while protests and discussions about police violence against minors continue. #Bildungsproteste #Schulpolitik #Frankreich (translated)

Paul Vannier declared that he listened to Minister Édouard Geffray on TF1 and wondered why he had waited in recent months to point out that 3,000 teaching positions were allegedly unfilled. He emphasized that the minister was now calling for urgent recruitment after supposedly cutting 10,000 positions over ten years. Vannier also felt that Geffray recognized the limits of the "pact," which has been rejected since the beginning by teachers and their unions, and demanded an increase in the education budget after having presented resources as sufficient and on the rise. He described his speech as a hypocritical indictment against ten years of Macronist educational policy. He also accused Geffray of being one of the main responsible parties for the situation, recalling that he had led the DGESCO under Jean-Michel Blanquer for five years. Vannier attributed the decline of high schools, the standardization of school days from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and the establishment of Parcoursup to him, and deemed that he had remained passive in the face of the situation since his appointment as minister. Finally, he called for mobilization on Tuesday, October 13, at the request of high school students, university students, and teachers, predicting strong participation. #Éducation #Recrutement #Syndicats (translated)

Marcel joked about asking Blanquer for his opinion on the destruction of the school, while he himself accused him of having destroyed it. He believed that Blanquer should have been in prison rather than on television. https://t.co/umZmYk9sgD #Éducation #Blanquer #France (translated)

The author hailed a new generation that, according to him, was mobilizing to defend its right to the future. He stated that the Blanquer reform had increased the isolation of high school students and that Parcoursup fueled school phobia, calling for listening to young people. (translated)