French Students Stage Walkouts, Blockades Over Declining School Conditions
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French Students Stage Walkouts, Blockades Over Declining School Conditions
Triggered initially by teacher strikes over severe staff shortages and deteriorating infrastructure at a lycée in Créteil on Paris's southeastern outskirts, the student-led mobilization has rapidly expanded nationwide.
What students are saying during high school blockades: 'I am worried about my future and for all students in France'
From the Paris suburbs to Marseille, as well as Toulouse and Lyon, high schoolers interviewed by Le Monde during the blockades described their study conditions, their concerns and their need to be heard.
REPORT - On September 17, the high school teachers mobilized to denounce their working conditions. Joined by students on September 21 to block the school, they launched a revolt that became national.
From a high school in Créteil, the movement of high school students spread to the whole of France. How to answer it? To talk about it, we receive economist Elise Huillery and Hayat El Kaaouachi, professor of history-geography, accompanied by two students from Henri Wallon High School in Aubervilliers.
Parti du lycée Saint-Exupéry de Créteil, in Val-de-Marne, on 21 September, the high school movement denouncing the lack of resources spread to the whole of France. The best established establishments supporting those in the suburbs.
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