Hundreds of schools in France remain closed today, Thursday, following days of student protests. Initial figures from the Ministry of Education indicate that 224 schools are fully closed and 151 are partially closed as of Thursday, a 30% decrease compared to Wednesday. French students are protesting against poor teaching conditions, a lack of substitute teachers, deteriorating school buildings, and overcrowded class schedules. Education unions have voiced similar concerns and are demanding improvements to the education system. The ongoing disruptions highlight growing dissatisfaction with the state of education in France. The protests are impacting students across the country and raising questions about the government’s response. This situation continues to develop as negotiations between unions and the government progress.