There will be more protests in France. Youth criticizes the government's "half-measures".

The organization Les Lyceens! has called for further protests, with youth planning to resume demonstrations after the holidays in early November. Pierre Sourzat criticized the government's proposals as insufficient. The student organization Interfac also announced a demonstration on November 3. Teacher unions echoed this sentiment, with Snes-FSU leader Sophie Venetitay urging the government to enhance their proposals and supporting a strike call. A protest march in Paris is scheduled for October 31, while curfews for minors have been extended in northern cities following recent riots. The government has proposed reforms to the education system, including changes to the Parcoursup admission process and reducing class sizes, with an estimated cost of 5 billion euros.