French high school students are continuing their blockades of schools to demand more resources for their education, a situation condemned by Sébastien Chenu, vice-president of the RN, who states that the National Education is collapsing. (translated)

French high school students are continuing their school blockades to demand more resources for their learning, leading to tensions and damage in several cities, as questions arise about the impact of the actions of La France Insoumise on violence. (translated)

The Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, condemned very serious violence that occurred in schools and asked school leaders to resort to distance learning if damage or blockades compromise the safety of students. (translated)

The French executive considers that the blockade movement in high schools has evolved into urban violence and characterizes it as a maneuver organized by LFI and its ultra-left proxies, leading to measures to protect schools. (translated)

The blockades of high schools in France have caused increasing tensions, with violent incidents such as arson, raising concerns among students and criticism regarding the deterioration of schools. (translated)

French high school students are continuing their mobilization by blocking schools to demand more resources for their learning, while Louis Boyard, LFI deputy, warns that this discontent will not be resolved by repression. (translated)

High school students in France continue their movement to block schools to demand additional resources for their learning, supported by students, despite reported tensions and damage in several cities. (translated)

French high school students continue their school blockades to demand more resources for their learning, while tensions and damages are manifesting in several cities. Benjamin Lucas, Ecologist MP from Yvelines, regrets that violence undermines all causes. (translated)

High school students in France continue their blockades of schools to demand better resources for their learning, while tensions and vandalism are occurring in several cities. (translated)

Thomas Ménagé (RN) denounced scenes of guerrilla during the blockades of schools by high school students, accusing the far left of fueling this anger to demand more resources for their education. (translated)

A principal and his deputy sprayed with gasoline! ⤵️ The increasingly severe assaults on principals, teachers, and even school nurses are multiplying. Not all are reported in the media. Several high schools are on fire. We need to regain control of the situation before a tragedy occurs. (translated)
High school students in Marseille express their anger by diverting and setting fire to a bus in front of their school in the context of a blockade to demand more resources for their learning. (translated)

French high school students continue their school blockades to call for more resources for their education, an action that was commented on by François Kalfon, PS European MP, emphasizing that the role of an elected official is not to serve as an intermediary against urban violence. (translated)

High school and university students in France are intensifying their protest movement by blocking several schools and universities to demand better learning conditions, causing tensions in several cities such as Paris, Pantin, and Lille. (translated)

Students in France are called to intensify their mobilization against the lack of resources in schools, even as violence has erupted during the blockades, prompting unions to unite. (translated)

Students and pupils are called to continue the mobilization to denounce the lack of resources in schools, despite the tensions and violence that occurred during recent protests. (translated)

A high school student was hospitalized in Tours with eye injuries deemed consistent with a LBD shot during a school blockade, which led to the IGPN being called in by the public prosecutor. (translated)
