Other actions are also planned, such as a call for a national strike planned for November 5 to amplify the protest.
This mobilization comes as participants say they are dissatisfied with the measures presented, auguring a continuation of the movement from the start of the school year.
Other high school students concede that these clashes as well as the holidays were able to temporarily calm tempers, although anger remains high.
The latter also expresses his fear that only the violence that occurred on October 17, 24 and 31 will be remembered by public opinion.
In the processions, some participants live and study in the 4th arrondissement of Paris, where they have no reason to complain, according to their statements.
“In any case, I don’t know what will happen on Monday,” said Agnès, a mathematics teacher met during the parade.
The Parisian demonstration brought together between 70,000 people according to the police headquarters and 200,000 according to the organizers, in what was described as calm.