Dupont-Aignan proposes reforming the baccalaureate and the Parcoursup algorithm

Common points

• =The government announced on October 26 a series of measures, including a reform or replacement of Parcoursup, a cap on class sizes, and a plan for school infrastructure.
• =High school and student organizations consider these announcements insufficient and call for continued mobilization.
• =Influencers were received at Matignon before high school and student organizations, raising questions about government communication.

Divergences

• ≠The left describes the announcements as « crumbs » or an « scam » and stresses the government's vulnerability, while the centre and the right largely relay the government's defense of dialogue and the resumption of classes.
• ≠The left presents the reception of influencers as an operation aimed at deceiving high school students or undermining the mobilization; the right describes it mainly as a short‑circuiting of unions, and the centre mentions it more factually.
• ≠The right highlights debate without a vote in the Assembly and criticism of the baccalaureate or school leveling, angles absent or little present on the left and centre.
• ≠The centre gives significant weight to Valérie Pécresse's statements on blockers, the school year, and regional aid, points scarcely covered in left‑leaning articles.