School blockades are continuing across France, with 589 educational establishments disrupted on Monday, a decrease from 735 on Friday, according to the Minister of National Education. The protests are being led by lycée students who plan further demonstrations on Tuesday, gaining support from politicians and labor unions. A particularly serious incident occurred in Lens, where a 15-year-old student lost a hand during the unrest, a situation Education Minister Edouard Geffray has described as “humanly dramatic.” The cause of the injury in Lens is currently under investigation, though it occurred amidst the student blockades. These ongoing disruptions reflect growing tensions surrounding educational reforms and broader societal issues. Further escalation is anticipated as students mobilize for Tuesday's planned actions.