Question 7997 — secondary education

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Mr. Pascal Jenft alerts the Minister of State, Minister of National Education, Higher Education and Research, about the absence of the teaching of Alsatian and Moselle dialects, as regional languages ​​in the program of the Higher Program Council (CSP). The CSP has published two draft modern language teaching programs for cycles 2 and 3 with a wide variety of choices concerning the regional languages. Indeed, mention is made of Basque, Breton, and various Creole languages. However, it is with great astonishment that the absence of Alsatian and Moselle is noted. The regional language of Alsace and Moselle is, however, still practiced in these two regions and has always been part of regional language programs. In addition, its teaching allows students to study the works of authors Alsatians and Mosellens. This exclusion of new programs cannot be compensated by the teaching of standard German, a foreign and non-regional language. Also, he asks her if she plans to take all the necessary measures so that the regional language of Alsace and Moselle is present in the school programs of cycles 2 and 3 for the start of the 2025 school year.

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