The student mobilization "is significantly decreasing," according to the Ministry of National Education, as of midday on Wednesday, October 7. The ministry reported that "nine out of ten high schools are operating normally," indicating that most schools have returned to regular operations. In total, "459 institutions are experiencing a complete or partial suspension of classes (276 completely, 183 partially), compared to 891 on Tuesday." This shows a noticeable decline in the number of schools affected by disruptions. The ministry also noted that "actions and disruptions are also decreasing by more than half," with "232 institutions affected" since this morning, compared to 496 on Tuesday at the same time. This decrease suggests that the situation is stabilizing and that the number of schools impacted by protests or other disruptions is shrinking rapidly. The reduction in affected schools comes amid ongoing efforts by authorities to restore normalcy in the education system. Officials have been working closely with school administrators to ensure that classes can resume safely and that any remaining disruptions are addressed promptly. As the number of suspended schools continues to drop, the Ministry of National Education remains focused on maintaining a stable educational environment. The ministry has emphasized its commitment to supporting schools and students during this period of transition.