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Saint-Étienne school staff strike expands; multiple primary schools join (April 21–May 22, 2026) over REP+ classification demand

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Major education/primary and secondary

The movement grew on 24 April as several sector primary schools joined the Collège Honoré‑d’Urfé staff; some schools closed for the day and unions backed a march of roughly 150–200 people. A meeting with the rectrice is scheduled for 4 May. The strike notice still spans 21 April to 22 May 2026.

This alert was originally created on 17 April 2026.

Public Impact

🏫 Schools

Effective Dates

Updates

Apr 27, 2026
✎ Update
As of 27 April 2026, the movement has widened: on 24 April 2026 several nearby primary schools joined the Collège Honoré‑d’Urfé staff (some closed for the day) and multiple unions supported a 150–200 person march; the rectrice will receive a delegation on 4 May 2026. No cancellation or postponement was announced; the strike notice still covers 21 April–22 May 2026.
Apr 25, 2026
✎ Update
As of 25 April 2026, the strike is ongoing and has grown: on 24 April 2026 multiple sector primary schools joined (several closed for the day) and unions were present in support during a march of roughly 150–200 people. No cancellation, suspension, postponement, or new dates were announced; a meeting with the rectrice is set for 4 May 2026.

Organizers

  • Staff of Collège Honoré-d’Urfé
  • sector primary schools

Affected Locations

  • Saint-Étienne
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