Protests in France Disrupt over 730 Schools as Calls Grow for New Rallies
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French school and student organizations have called for continued pressure on the French government and are calling for new protests on Tuesday. This week, thousands of schoolchildren, students, and teachers took to the streets in France. They are protesting against, among other things, overdue maintenance of school buildings, overcrowded classrooms, excessively long school hours, and the teacher shortage in France. The call comes following a …
The work of more than 730 high schools was disrupted in France due to continuing student protests, stated the Minister of National Education, Edouard Jeffre. "Today, the work of 735 institutions has been disrupted in one way or another. This is almost 30 per cent less than yesterday," said Geoffrey, who transmits RIA News. The number of cases of violence against school staff has also decreased. According to the Minister, three people were injure…
French Education Minister Edouard Geffray stated that 735 schools were affected by the high school students' protests.
French Education Minister Edouard Geffray reported that 735 schools were affected by student protests today and that three teaching staff members were injured. Geffray announced he would launch a democracy program in high schools and expedite teacher appointments to schools with staff shortages.
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