From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., the committee meeting will be expanded to include trade unions and employers' organizations, parents' associations, members of parliament and representatives of higher education institutions. This meeting, scheduled until 5 p.m., immediately precedes a session of the Parcoursup reform committee. The government also unveiled this week a list of 200 high schools considered a priority for renovation.
Youth organizations are summoned to Matignon on Monday from 3:30 p.m., one week after the start of the school year, for a discussion with the government.
The high school students involved in these discussions were selected based on the number of reports filed on the Agora platform, which has been open since the start of the high school protest.
In Montpellier, teachers at one of these establishments denounced conditions they consider unacceptable.
The inter-union group behind the previous day's demonstration intends to demand an increase in the SMIC.
The committee is to formulate its first recommendations in the coming weeks.
The CFDT is calling for an increase of 100 euros net per month. The CGT is demanding 10% more, or about 150 euros net.