Question 38251 — secondary education

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Ms. Huguette Tiegna questions the Minister of National Education, Youth and Sports on the unequal treatment to which students enrolled at the national distance learning center (CNED) under free status are subject, with regard to the baccalaureate exams for the 2021 session. Indeed, students enrolled at the CNED under free status will have to take the specialty baccalaureate tests on the table, unlike other students in final year, including regulated CNED students. Indeed, on Monday April 12, 2021, CNED regulated students finally obtained continuous assessment. This unequal treatment is very worrying for students. Certainly, students in regulated classes have a so-called “school” legal status; however, like students in free classes, they follow their lessons assiduously and submit their homework graded, with similar assessments. Faced with the covid-19 crisis, in 2020, CNED students under free status benefited from continuous assessment for their baccalaureate. Reproducing this diagram for this year 2021 would therefore be logically justified. This is why she asks him if measures are being considered by the Government in order to equalize the baccalaureate exam conditions for these students for the 2021 session.

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