In the city of Rouen, located in the Normandy region of northern France, two high school principals were attacked and slightly injured. The incidents occurred at the Blaise Pascal high school and the Elisa Lemonnier high school in the nearby town of Petit-Quevilly. According to the Normandy academy, which oversees local education, these attacks are described as "inadmissible" and have been condemned "with the greatest firmness." The attacks took place in what appears to be a targeted assault on educational leaders, raising concerns about the safety of school staff in the region. Both principals sustained minor injuries, though no serious harm has been reported. The exact nature of the attacks and the identities of those responsible have not yet been disclosed by authorities. Such incidents are rare in French schools, which typically maintain a high level of security and have protocols in place to protect staff and students. The Normandy academy has called for a thorough investigation into the events and has emphasized its commitment to ensuring the safety of all educational personnel. The attacks have sparked discussions about the broader issue of safety in educational institutions and the need for continued vigilance. As investigations continue, officials are urging the public to remain calm and to report any suspicious activity to the authorities.