The high school strike in France continues. Students consider government actions inadequate.
Although the French Minister of Education has announced the use of 3,000 alternative professors in an attempt to contain the education crisis, the indicators of release do not appear to be clear in a number of French secondary schools. Protested students consider that government action is insufficient to address deeper problems related to the shortage of teachers, overcrowding of rooms and deteriorating school conditions. For the latest developments in the field, we are joined by one of the Parisian high schools, Franç24 Mohamed Farhat.
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The high school strike in France continues. Students consider government actions inadequate. — Image credit: France 24 (العربية)
Although the French Minister of Education has announced the use of 3,000 alternative professors in an attempt to contain the education crisis, the indicators of release do not appear to be clear in a number of French secondary schools. Protested students consider that government action is insufficient to address deeper problems related to the shortage of teachers, overcrowding of rooms and deteriorating school conditions. For the latest developments in the field, we are joined by one of the Parisian high schools, Franç24 Mohamed Farhat.
