In the Doubs department, efforts to prevent students from entering high schools in Besançon and Montbéliard turned chaotic on Tuesday, September 29, and Wednesday, September 30. Protesters attempted to block access to the schools, leading to confrontations with law enforcement. During these incidents, projectiles were thrown at police officers, escalating tensions at the scenes. Authorities responded by detaining several minors who were involved in the disruptions. The situation raised concerns about the safety of students and staff at the affected schools. The protests come amid broader discussions about education policies and student rights in France. Similar demonstrations have been reported in other regions, highlighting ongoing debates about the role of schools and the rights of young people in the educational system. Local officials have called for calm and emphasized the importance of maintaining order to ensure that students can attend school without interference. They are working to address the underlying issues that led to the protests and to prevent further disruptions.