The baccalaureate exams are approaching.
For some students at the Martin-Luther-King high school in Bussy-Saint-Georges (Seine-et-Marne), concern is growing.
Since the beginning of the year, they have faced a lack of teachers, reports BFMTV.
Some classes did not have philosophy lessons for four months or economics lessons for a whole term.
A petition launched
Some have organized themselves: private lessons, group work, purchase of annals.
"Philosophy is coeff 8, we are coeff 16 for economics, so it's a huge coeff which can have an important role in the overall mark of the baccalaureate", explained to our colleagues a final year student .
Lana and Thomas, in their final year at Martin-Luther-King high school, have launched a petition to cancel the baccalaureate philosophy tests, following the prolonged absence of their teacher and his non-replacement.
An approach supported by the municipality.https://t.co/YINDPa1sTz pic.twitter.com/aoB7Uggt6S
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They therefore launched a petition addressed to the rectorate to request the cancellation of the baccalaureate exams in these subjects.
The students received support from teachers and local elected officials, including the mayor.
Such a decision rests with the Ministry of National Education.
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