To all students of Paris IV, we are in danger! New Uncertainties about the examinations in June ParisIV.
Management and Faculty leaders are questioning as to maintain partial in June. Indeed, some courts have not taken place for several weeks (especially in centers of Saint Michel, Michelet, and to a lesser extent, Clignancourt) and teachers are afraid of not being able to catch up this late ... According to Mr
Poloni, Director of the Dept. of Foreign Languages and head of the center of Malesherbes, the director of Paris IV has retained 3 options with regard to the holding Examination of the second half: 1
. If the situation is released, the central Saint Michel could soon reopen its doors and missed classes can be taken up, possibly during spring break.
This hypothesis is, given the current situation, the less likely.
2. All partial , including reviews of courses that have NOT been affected (those occurring at Malesherbes in particular) would be shifted in September, eliminating the second session of the 2nd semester of the first half of the catch would meanwhile maintained and would be late June or early July. Making up missed classes would take place throughout the months of June and could spill over into the month of July (if the blocking is continuing education centers).
This assumption may not be accepted: the administrative staff expressed opposition to work 2 or 3 more weeks (for the period from late June and July)!
3. The partial of June would be simply deleted and replaced by continuous testing and this for ALL subjects! June would be used to make up missed classes and the second session of the first semester will be held at the end of June. In this case as in the preceding, the second session of the second semester would also be REMOVED (unless the president gives us no reason!).
This last option is one that should be accepted!
Mr Pitt, Director of Paris IV, and the deans will meet next Thursday to decide what will happen to the June examinations, their decision will be communicated officially to the students of Paris IV Friday, April 7.
According About Mr. Poloni and other professors of Paris IV, the second session of the second half seems to be questioned, whereas it had never been more important for students who missed sometimes almost a month of classes and could miss even more! Despite all the promises made by Mr Pitt, the last 3 weeks of June will be insufficient to catch up if the blocking FACS does not end soon!
I appeal to all students of Paris IV, whether you are for or against the CPE, or anti-lock strikers:
not compromise our chances of success OUR YEAR, LET'S STOP IMMEDIATELY BEFORE THAT ANY LOCK TOO LATE!
