"
The situation is no longer tenable
", write academics, school directors, forum after forum.
Many anticipate a dropout of many students, after the January exams and prolonged confinement.
Almost the entire pool of 1.6 million students has not seen a classroom since the end of October.
They say "that
they are fed up
", just like their teachers, reports Guillaume Gellé, president of the University of Reims and vice-president of the Conference of University Presidents (CPU).
Several professors from the Sorbonne had taken legal action in December to request a reopening and avoid a "
psychological disaster
".
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The government began to listen to them and drafted a timid interministerial circular, published on December 19, during the Christmas holidays.
As of Monday, the establishments are supposed to be able to accommodate a few students, but most will wait until next week or mid-January, or even later.
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