French high schools close amid student protests
Today, France saw partial or complete school closures in 413 high schools, as part of a student protest wave that began two weeks ago. The protests are against teacher shortages, lack of educational resources, deteriorating building conditions, and lengthy school days. The demonstrations, which started at Saint-Exupéry School in Créteil, led to clashes with police resulting in injuries to 78 staff members and 170 students. Calls for increased mobilization are expected tomorrow, Tuesday, as demands continue for better conditions in the education sector.
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