The repeated alerts and the students' movement highlight the gap between the current state of the premises and the needs of a 17-hectare campus.
Among these establishments, which have been the subject of several alerts, is one of the oldest high schools in France, located in Montpellier.
Study conditions there remain very limited: flooded corridors, windows sealed with tape and moldy ceilings.
High school students continue their blockade to demand better teaching conditions.
The school's presence on this national list aims to accelerate work still deemed necessary despite a partial renovation already carried out.
This high school and its 17 hectares have already undergone a renovation, with the modernization of some of the buildings.
The government this week unveiled a list of 200 high schools considered priorities for renovation. It nevertheless appears on the list of 200 priority establishments for renovation presented by the government.