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French students are taking to the streets over concerns about education, from deteriorating school facilities to inequalities in access to higher education.
But as demonstrations continue, questions are also being raised about clashes and violence surrounding the protests.
The Wire's Manon Louvet speaks to three high school students and a university student about what is driving the movement, what they want the government to change, and what happens next.
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