Students in northeastern Paris gathered Thursday to protest outside a high school, with police responding using tear gas. The protests are part of a nationwide movement in France demanding more education funding. The Helene Boucher Lycee has been a focal point. Hundreds of other schools are disrupted. The Interior Ministry reports over 6,600 arrests since late September. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu condemned the violence and urged political leaders to act responsibly. Meanwhile, protests have spread to Belgium, where authorities have banned public gatherings in Liege due to clashes. The movement shows few signs of slowing down as tensions rise.