The 5 articles of the French government are planning a response to the student protests. Representatives of the protesting students in France say that they have reached significant achievements in discussions with government officials in this country on issues such as the shortage of teachers, the number of students in each class and the renovation of school buildings. According to the statement of the student unions, it seems that the French government has withdrawn from the demonstrations in some cases. Edouard Joffre, France's national education minister, said at his press conference that he accepted the fact that students are under a lot of pressure: "An examination of more than 100,000 messages registered in the special digital complaint system, created for this purpose, showed this issue." According to the student associations, this pressure is caused by the uncertainty in the process of allocating admission capacity to universities, the need for early selection of the specialized field of study and overcrowded classes. In this context, the French Minister of Education announced that the number of 10th grade students will gradually decrease to 28. He also said he plans to start this process from half of the high schools that have fewer facilities. Jafar also promised to hire new teachers and added: "We will not cancel the 836 job opportunities planned for her. Instead, we will create 500 new job opportunities for high school teachers." The government's announcement about the allocation of loans of four billion euros for the rehabilitation of school buildings resulted in different reactions. Kamel Shibli, deputy head of the Occitan region, criticized this decision and said that this action does not fundamentally solve the main problem.

The 5 articles of the French government are planning a response to the student protests. Representatives of the protesting students in France say that they have reached significant achievements in discussions with government officials in this country on issues such as the shortage of teachers, the number of students in each class and the renovation of school buildings. According to the statement of the student unions, it seems that the French government has withdrawn from the demonstrations in some cases. Edouard Joffre, France's national education minister, said at his press conference that he accepted the fact that students are under a lot of pressure: "An examination of more than 100,000 messages registered in the special digital complaint system, created for this purpose, showed this issue." According to the student associations, this pressure is caused by the uncertainty in the process of allocating admission capacity to universities, the need for early selection of the specialized field of study and overcrowded classes. In this context, the French Minister of Education announced that the number of 10th grade students will gradually decrease to 28. He also said he plans to start this process from half of the high schools that have fewer facilities. Jafar also promised to hire new teachers and added: "We will not cancel the 836 job opportunities planned for her. Instead, we will create 500 new job opportunities for high school teachers." The government's announcement about the allocation of loans of four billion euros for the rehabilitation of school buildings resulted in different reactions. Kamel Shibli, deputy head of the Occitan region, criticized this decision and said that this action does not fundamentally solve the main problem.