On Monday morning, two teachers were shot during student protests that erupted in France. The protests have led to significant violence across various educational institutions.
The National Education system reports at least eight staff members injured in total. However, this count does not include the principal of a middle school and a teacher who was wounded by a shotgun blast in the Aubagne area.
The ministry described the situation as escalating, emphasizing that violence is especially severe in the Créteil academy, Bordeaux, and Lyon.
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