It is quite singular to see the actors of National Education allow themselves to be so overwhelmed, each year, by fashions or controversial dress demands, whether they are Muslim religious outfits that violate the principle of secularism or , at the other extreme, clothes that show off the student more than they dress them - think of low-rise jeans that revealed the butt crack a few years ago, Pampers layered shorts, crop tops always more economical in fabric, jeans with holes in the Gruyère style or even flip-flop socks, so confusing in their grace and subtlety.
The media get involved, fiery debates ensue, everyone has their own personal opinion, the latest Ipsos poll or their own experience.
So much so that the educational themes are episodically but very chronically polluted by problems that have little to do with the level of our students and the awakening of their minds, but which divert...
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