PISA 2025: French students' results at historic low, according to report cited by RFI
According to results from the international PISA 2025 survey reported by RFI, French students' performance has reached its lowest level ever measured, a situation deemed "concerning" by the Education Minister.

French students' results on the 2025 international PISA survey are the lowest ever recorded, according to information reported by RFI.
The Education Minister described this finding as "concerning," according to the same source.
Also according to RFI, the Minister believes middle school should become the "major priority" of the next five-year term, though no further details on the proposed measures have been communicated at this stage.
The PISA survey, conducted on an international scale, periodically evaluates students' skills across several countries. The complete details of the 2025 results for France, as well as comparisons with previous editions, were not specified in the available information.
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