Up to 500 French schools to be closed Monday as protests continue
Summary
Up to 500 high schools in France will be fully or partly closed on Monday due to ongoing protests. The protests focus on poor conditions in schools, crowded classrooms, and not enough teachers. Nationwide demonstrations are planned for Tuesday.Key Facts
- Around 500 French high schools will close partially or completely on Monday.
- The closures are due to protests by students and staff.
- Protesters want to address worn-out school buildings and classrooms.
- They also want to highlight problems with overcrowding and teacher shortages.
- The protests follow a weekend pause but aim to restart on Monday.
- A large day of demonstrations is planned across France on Tuesday.
- Reporting was done outside a high school in the Paris suburb of Aubervilliers.
- The situation was calm early Monday morning as students prepared for new protests.
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