Journalists were present on Wednesday in front of the Victor Hugo high school in Paris, where students held posters denouncing the presence of the news channel. The demonstration took place amid growing concerns about media influence in educational settings and the role of journalism in shaping public opinion among young people. The students, many of whom were part of a broader movement advocating for media literacy and critical thinking, expressed their views on the impact of news channels on their learning environment. They argued that the presence of such channels in schools could lead to biased reporting and influence their understanding of current events. The demonstration came after a series of discussions in classrooms about the reliability of news sources and the importance of distinguishing between factual reporting and opinion. Teachers and school officials have been working to ensure that students are equipped with the tools necessary to evaluate media content critically. While the school administration emphasized its commitment to fostering an open dialogue, it also stressed the need to maintain a neutral environment conducive to learning. The incident has sparked a wider conversation about the role of media in education and the balance between free expression and academic integrity.