Question 10741 — higher education

Summary

Mr. Stéphane Peu alerts the Minister of Higher Education, Research and Innovation to the selection criteria put in place by the new ParcourSup system which could in certain respects be experienced as discrimination and call into question equal opportunities for access to post-baccalaureate courses. At the national level, 149,690 young people have not yet received any offer (source: Ministry of Higher Education, data dated July 3, 2018). In Seine-Saint-Denis, high school students were particularly affected by this inequality. The figures provided by the teaching unions are evocative, as is the attitude of certain school heads who refuse to communicate their students' ParcourSup results to teachers. Some algorithms would classify students according to the rank of their original high school, which would contribute to the strengthening of social segregation and the development of already glaring territorial inequalities in the territory. The MP questions the existence of so-called “local” algorithms, thus adding to “national” algorithms, introducing territorial differentiation and therefore inevitably segregation. Unlike the “national” algorithms which were made public in May 2018, the “local” algorithms are not. not. This great lack of transparency is as incomprehensible as it is worrying and obviously breaks the republican equality which must be required. For the sake of transparency, he would like to know on the one hand the reasons for the implementation of such “local” algorithms, and on the other hand to know if they will be made public.

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