Students, parents and staff mobilize against the government choice of an education policy which they consider regressive.
But these are manifestations of high school students who have the greatest visibility médiatique.Certains rejoice, the positive finding that students are worried about their future, they want a better educational environment. Others worry about before a movement they consider more or less remote, led by a few highly politicized. So
: mobilizing students is it a genuine movement or an artificial, a protest or a justified excuse for shaking? And then comes the
question the neutrality of school space, as defined by a secular institution ... As for students, "mobilization", the "voice", they are moments of ideological confrontations compatible with secularism? And the part of teachers, support for a social demand, he respects the neutrality of the school?
