The financial impact of the high school blockage movement is becoming clearer, with the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region reporting at least **one million euros** in damages. This figure includes losses from several cities in the region, such as Bordeaux, La Rochelle, Poitiers, Pau, and Bayonne. The movement, which involved protests and disruptions at high schools, led to various forms of damage across these areas. Among the most significant damages are broken or destroyed fences, damaged video surveillance cameras, and broken windows in staff housing. These incidents have occurred as a result of the protests and the actions taken by demonstrators during the blockage movement. In some cases, fire extinguishers have also been damaged and require replacement, adding to the overall cost. Local authorities have been working to assess the full extent of the damage and determine how to cover the costs. Some of the affected schools have already begun repairs, while others are still evaluating the damage. The situation has raised concerns about the long-term financial impact on the region's education system. The blockage movement has been a topic of discussion among local officials and educators, who are seeking ways to prevent similar disruptions in the future. While the immediate focus is on repairing the damage, there is also an ongoing debate about the causes of the protests and how to address them effectively.