Police use tear gas outside a barricaded high school in northeastern Paris as student protests continue, with officers responding to gatherings near the lycée. Multiple outlets report that the demonstrations show no clear sign of ending, as students remain on the scene and confrontations continue.

The protests began in late September, led largely by students under 18, who demand increased education funding. According to France’s Interior Ministry, police have made more than 6,600 arrests since the start of the protests. Coverage also notes that demonstrations are occurring across the Paris area, including the days leading up to the latest incidents reported by outlets.

Across the reports, the focus is on the renewed police response involving tear gas and the ongoing scale of disruption, rather than a settlement or policy change. All accounts align on the core facts: tear gas is used at a Paris school protest involving barricades and students, with the unrest tied to education funding demands and a large number of arrests reported by authorities.