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The High Commission on Strategy and Plan Recommends that Teachers' Salaries Be Increased

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More than 850,000 teachers have returned to school this Monday. A return to school that begins in a context of tensions around remuneration. To remedy this lack of attractiveness, the High Commission on Strategy and Plan has made several recommendations. - The High Commission on Strategy and Plan recommends that the salaries of teachers (Family and Education) be increased.

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More than 850,000 teachers have returned to school this Monday. A return to school that begins in a context of tensions around remuneration. To remedy this lack of attractiveness, the High Commission on Strategy and Plan has made several recommendations. - The High Commission on Strategy and Plan recommends that the salaries of teachers (Family and Education) be increased.

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A report from the High Commission to the strategy and plan recommends upgrading the teaching profession to promote student success

·Levallois-Perret, France
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The High Commission on Strategy and Plan publishes a report on Monday, in which it makes 11 recommendations to improve the level of French students.

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In a report released on Monday, 31 August, the High Commission for Strategy and Plan stresses that the decline in the number of students leaves "budgetary limits", and recommends continuing the decline in the size of classes.

·Paris, France
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The report suggests that the budget margins associated with population decline should be used to reduce the size of classes and enhance the attractiveness of the trade.

·France
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The High Commission on Strategy and Plan recommends taking advantage of the demographic decline in order to reduce the size of classes and raise the salaries of teachers, in order to increase the attractiveness of the profession.

·Paris, France
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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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