Question 13901 — private education

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Mr. Marc de Fleurian draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to the elimination of the equipment subsidy paid to certain private high schools under contract by the Hauts-de-France region for the year 2025, a subsidy granted since 2016. Local authorities are required to assume, for students domiciled in their territory and under the same conditions as for equivalent classes of public establishments, operating expenses for classes in private establishments under contract: this financial contribution, which constitutes the day school package, calculated in relation to the average cost of a student in the public establishments of the local authority, is compulsory. On the other hand, investment subsidies from communities to private secondary general education establishments, authorized by Article L. 151-4 of the Education Code, are optional. The amount of these expenses, which make it possible to finance renovation or equipment projects, can therefore vary from one local authority to another, even though private education under contract, charged with a public service mission, remains a French excellence to be protected for the two million students concerned according to a report from the Court of Auditors of June 2023. In order to strengthen the balance between public and private high schools under contract, particularly in Hauts-de-France, he wishes to know if he intends to encourage the regions to adequately provide private high schools, in compliance with the legal ceiling of 10% of the establishment's annual expenditure provided for by article L. 151-4 of the education code.

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1. 31 March 2026

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