"Yes, yes, but yes, school is over," Sheila sang at the top of her voice, throwing – a crime that could not happen today without arousing the indignation of thousands of online vigilantes in the moment – stacks of sheets of paper to the four winds. School is over... Even the Minister of National Education ends up worrying about it. Pap Ndiaye lamented last week the "problem of the month of June", and the third quarter in general for the terminals: not coming to class is "a bad calculation", he softly teased.
Far be it from us to encourage truancy. But it must be admitted that the calendar takes care of it perfectly: while they have not yet passed the baccalaureate exams, the final year students receive, for a few days, the results of Parcoursup, that is to say their post-baccalaureate assignment ... The conclusion is self-evident: the baccalaureate is dead; And the high mass that still survives him is nothing more than his shadow projected on the...
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