Between 400 and 500 French schools are expected to be fully or partially closed on Monday due to widespread staff shortages. The closures are impacting schools across France, creating disruption for students and parents. The staffing issues stem from employees protesting government pension reforms and the ongoing impact of the flu season. Unions are urging continued action, potentially leading to further disruptions in the coming weeks. Authorities are working to manage the situation and minimize the impact on education, but acknowledge the challenges posed by the significant number of absent personnel. Some schools will operate with reduced schedules or combined classes to remain open despite the limited staff.

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