Once the CRS have dispersed the movement, the parents intervene again.
Worried to see the blockade drag on, they had arranged to meet in front of the high school.
According to these parents, the movement has lasted for more than a month at Claude-Monet and has already caused the loss of 130 hours of classes.
They fear that these lost hours will penalize their children.
At 7:30 a.m., the student blockaders arrive as every morning, with trash bins serving as barricades, under the watch of law enforcement.
Faced with students who are ever more determined, they fail to establish a dialogue. They nevertheless approach to attempt an exchange.
Once the trash bins have been cleared, a father attempts another exchange.
A few minutes later, the parents have gone back to work. More than a hundred students are again blocking their high school.