France’s Education Minister, Edouard Geffray, stated that issues regarding teacher replacements in priority schools will be resolved after All Saints’ Day. During a visit to a high school near Bordeaux, the Minister reported that almost two-thirds of the 3,000 fully qualified substitute teachers urgently called upon last week have already been assigned positions. This announcement suggests a positive trend in addressing the recent staffing crisis within the French education system. The urgency stemmed from a nation-wide shortage impacting multiple establishments. Geffray’s comments indicate the emergency measures taken are proving effective, though full resolution is still pending. The Minister hopes the situation will stabilize following the All Saints' Day holiday period.