ILS DEMANDENT DES PROFS. ON LEUR ENVOIE LA BAC. #lycees

High school students are demanding the bare minimum for a school, and the response they receive is deemed disproportionate.

• Teachers • Classes with fewer than 35 students • Bathrooms with a door, toilet paper, and soap • Classrooms that aren't 36° in summer and not very cold in winter • The presence of a school nurse

In Créteil, where it all began, students were simply demanding tables and chairs.

According to the ministry's own statistics, 1 in 10 hours of classes is not provided.

On October 2, over 400 high schools were closed in France, an unprecedented occurrence.

All prefects banned protests near schools.

To prevent students from demanding better schools, they close the schools.

The closure is presented as a paradoxical response to demands for school funding.

• Maë, 16, lost the use of her right eye. • Eden, 14, was hit with a grenade launcher at close range in the face, suffering a double jaw fracture. • Aina, 14, was grabbed by the neck by a police officer.

Aina spent 7 hours in police custody, with the case dismissed without charges.

Over 5,000 arrests in 5 days, nearly 9 out of 10 of whom are minors.

Incidents occurred in Tours, Saint-Étienne, and Lançon in September 2026.

On TF1's 8 pm news, the minister calls high school students vandals, thugs, and delinquents, saying we've forgotten they are high school students.

When asked about injured youth, he explains that the order is to use all available intermediate force.

The narrator questions what world we've entered.

When a generation sees a 14-year-old lose his teeth and have his jaw broken for asking for teachers, the state has a problem.