⌨The morning after acte V, Education Minister Geffray reported just under 200 lycées still closed, with 96% open, and promised improvements to Parcoursup, as pupils denounced a botched dialogue hour and vocational schools warned of dropout. Attention shifted to injuries: the Lens teenager who lost a hand filed a criminal complaint for war-like wounds, while the 16-year-old blinded in Tours left hospital and an officer was indicted.
Emmanuel Macron then entered the crisis, deploring legitimate anxieties exploited into urban violence, echoing Interior Minister Nuñez. Prime Minister Lecornu gave the official toll: 937 police, 248 pupils and 149 staff injured, 8,000 gardes à vue, 26 detentions, with 36 IGPN inquiries into mutilating injuries.
Separately, prosecutors classed the Aubagne college shooting as France's first terrorist attack linked to the True Crime Community, placing the 14-year-old suspect in pre-trial detention.