No Classes in 500 Schools on Monday: Why Are France Students Protesting
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Hundreds of high schools in France will partially close this Monday because of the insecurity, according to the Minister of Education Edouard Geffray. This movement, part of the Paris region, has intensified with...
What should be expected on Monday in the French high schools? After a truce this weekend, will the movement resume? In the perspective of the national mobilization day on Tuesday, the rectorates must decide whether or not to reopen closed establishments as a precaution. In Paris, after this week's violence, the police prefect addressed the parents of students in a letter, encouraging them to make their children heard reason. (Social issues).
Of the country's 3,700 high schools, the courses will be "totally or partially" suspended Monday in 400 to 500 institutions where the security conditions are not "not met", said Sunday the Minister of Education Edouard Geffray. In Ile-de-France, more than a third of the high schools will be closed Monday, i.e. more than 160 institutions, according to the president LR of the region, Valérie Pécresse. Students demand more resources for their insti…
The Minister of National Education took stock this Sunday of a week marked by violence and numerous deteriorations in high schools. A new mobilization is announced from Tuesday.
More than 400 schools in France are expected to remain closed or operate partially today, Monday, as student protests continue over the state of public education. Students are complaining about underfunding, overcrowded classes, teacher shortages and problems with school infrastructure. Organizers have already called for more protests on Tuesday, saying the government has not presented “concrete measures.” Read here ⇛
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