Recent events near the high school in Cesson, accompanied by vandalism and violence, have caused concern within the community. Mayor Olivier Chaplet acknowledges the legitimacy of some expressed demands, emphasizing the importance of the right to protest in a democracy.
However, Olivier Chaplet firmly condemns the violence, vandalism, and destruction, deeming them unacceptable. He points out that these actions negatively impact the entire population, endanger individuals, and can have lasting effects on students, families, and educational staff.
In this context, the temporary closure of the high school was decided to ensure everyone's safety. The municipality understands the difficulties and concerns this measure may cause for students, their families, and the staff involved.
The mayor calls for responsibility and calm from everyone, reminding that disagreements should be expressed with respect for individuals, property, and the rules that allow everyone to live and express themselves freely. The town hall remains attentive to the situation's evolution and is working with stakeholders for a swift return to normal.
The safety of all and the preservation of the living environment are considered the common priority.
