High school mobilization: Edouard Geffray believes that "young people need to go to class"

French Education Minister Edouard Geffray emphasized the importance of students returning to classes after disruptions caused by protests. He highlighted the need for continuity in education for the 800,000 students preparing for their baccalaureate exams. Geffray acknowledged the government's efforts to address student concerns, including reforms to the Parcoursup system and increased funding for education. He admitted that the government could have acted more swiftly in response to student demands. Meanwhile, Manuel Bompard from La France insoumise supported the students' protests, arguing that government responses were inadequate. A meeting between student representatives and the Interior Minister was scheduled to discuss educational reforms.