法国超过400所学校将在周一全部或部分关闭1。此举应对自9月17日以来持续升级的学生抗议活动1。据报道，这些示威造成数百人受伤、5000多人被捕，其中大多数为未成年人1。
学生的核心诉求围绕教育系统资金不足和设施条件展开1。抗议者指控班级人数过多（达40人）、教师工资低、设施破旧（包括漏水、蟑螂和天花板坍塌）1。抗议活动伴随暴力冲突升级，24所学校被焚毁或遭洗劫，78名教职员工受伤1。其中一起事件涉及一名16岁少年在南海岸城镇拉西奥塔因袭击教师而被警方扣留，该教师遭浇汽油并殴打1。
教育部长埃杜阿尔·热弗雷指责"特别是来自极左的活动人士渗透了高中学生运动，从学生手中劫持了它，并从事极端暴力"1。他将此事称为政府数月来最严重的危机1。抗议组织者表示，由于政府未提出"具体措施"，他们计划在周二重新举行示威1。
French authorities are preparing to shut down more than 400 schools on Monday as student demonstrations intensify over inadequate education funding and poor facilities.1 The closures come after weeks of escalating unrest that has left educational buildings damaged and resulted in widespread civil disorder.
The protests, which began on September 17, have triggered severe disruptions across the country.1 Students are demanding improvements to overcrowded classrooms—some accommodating up to 40 pupils—as well as better teacher compensation and deteriorating infrastructure marked by water leaks, pest infestations, and structural damage.1 Since the movement began, the unrest has resulted in hundreds of injuries and more than 5,000 arrests, predominantly involving minors.1 Twenty-four schools have been burned or ransacked, with 78 staff members injured during the confrontations.1
The government has attributed the escalation to external agitators. Education Minister Édouard Jédrée stated that "activists, particularly from the far left, have infiltrated the high school student movement, seized it from students' hands, and engaged in extreme violence."1 Protest organizers have called for further demonstrations on Tuesday, citing the government's failure to present "concrete measures" in response to their demands.1 In one notable incident, a 16-year-old was detained by police in the south-coast town of La Ciotat following an attack on a teacher who was doused with gasoline and beaten.1
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