High school students in France are renewing their protests and besieging schools, considering the government's promises to improve education conditions are not enough. Students are blocking the entrances to schools in Paris, Marseille, Toulouse, Rennes and Lyon, while the interior ministry says 41 high schools are under siege across the country. The Minister of Education Edouard Joffrey announces the reduction of the number of students in classes, contracting with 920 teachers and opening more than 500 additional jobs. Protests have been ongoing since September 17, demanding to increase the number of teachers, improve educational conditions and increase the capacities assigned to schools.

High school students in France are renewing their protests and besieging schools, considering the government's promises to improve education conditions are not enough. Students are blocking the entrances to schools in Paris, Marseille, Toulouse, Rennes and Lyon, while the interior ministry says 41 high schools are under siege across the country. The Minister of Education Edouard Joffrey announces the reduction of the number of students in classes, contracting with 920 teachers and opening more than 500 additional jobs. Protests have been ongoing since September 17, demanding to increase the number of teachers, improve educational conditions and increase the capacities assigned to schools.