Schools in Fort-de-France and Trinité switch to remote learning
Two days of online classes have been announced for several high schools in the Fort-de-France and Trinité area, following recent tensions linked to student protests. According to RCI Martinique, the affected institutions are the Dumas Jean-Joseph vocational high school, the Joseph Gaillard general high school, and the Bellevue high school in Fort-de-France.
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Olivier Catayée, principal of Bellevue high school, stated in an internal memo addressed to members of the school community that classes will be held remotely according to the usual schedule. This measure also applies to the Cité Scolaire Beauséjour in Trinité.
Students are required to attend their classes and complete the assigned work during this period, which concerns only students and teachers. The boarding schools will remain closed during these two days before reopening on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
Reporting by RCI Martinique

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