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In Belgium and France, although anger is expressed through similar confrontations, it stems from distinct claims, with the protest in Belgium being primarily focused on opposition to education reforms and the announced budget cuts. #Belgique #mobilisation #enseignement (translated)

Students in France are organizing massive protests to demand better educational conditions and the elimination of the admission platform Parcoursup, drawing attention to inequalities and underfunding in the educational system, while young Romanians are encouraged to take inspiration from these movements. #ProtestEducație #TineriRomâni #RevoltaGenerației (translated)

Zuhal Demir, the current Flemish Minister of Education, questions the necessity of laptops in schools and has canceled the plan to provide each student with a computer, with schools now only required to provide access to IT facilities. #Éducation #Informatique #Flandre (translated)

The article explores the emerging figures of high school mobilization in France, highlighting leaders like Ryad Rani and Pierre Sourzat who advocate for the demands of young people regarding education, while emphasizing the political tensions and diverse approaches within the movement. #MobilisationLycéenne #Éducation #France (translated)

the tl;dr is the kids are rightfully pissed that Macron has been cutting the education budget and current conditions for French students needs to improve tremendously, but the Macron government doesn't want to move on econ, so the harsh repression of protests was opted for instead

LIFE IN THE REICH by historian Mike Walsh: The standard of living in Hitler’s Third Reich surpassed that of the developed world. Workers enjoyed a lifestyle comparable to movie stars. Germany led the world in fashion, medicine, cinema, lifestyle, manufacturing, transport infrastructure, public facilities, cutting-edge science, healthcare and education. https://barnesreview.org/product/life-in-the-reich-hitlers-germany-1933-1945/

Kultur indicated that high school students, students, Yellow Vests, unions, and farmers were protesting across France against the high cost of living and demanding more resources for education and public services. He urged those attending the gatherings to remain vigilant and to ensure their own safety as well as that of others. #Manifestation #VieChère #Éducation (translated)

Cerfia indicated, citing Regions of France, that the damage caused in high schools during the mobilizations of recent weeks would have cost nearly 40 million euros nationwide. The media specified that in Île-de-France, nearly 120 establishments had been affected, with 8.5 million euros in damage, and that the fire at the Nelson-Mandela high school in Nantes alone caused at least 2 million euros in damages. Citing Le Figaro, Cerfia added that several regions wanted to hold the perpetrators of the damage accountable, even the parents of the minors responsible. #Violence #Éducation #Dégradations (translated)

Permanente Revolution indicated that a large march had started from the Paul Éluard high school in Saint-Denis. According to the media, high school students, teachers, education workers, and students had marched through the city on October 17, after a gathering against police repression. https://t.co/gNoru9pK6k #SaintDenis #Manifestation #Éducation (translated)