High school educators initiate a walkout in response to reinstatement of expelled students implicated in bullying incidents.
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Teachersat Saint-Tropez Gulf High School Launch a Strike
Monday, May 5th, teachers at this Mediterranean school took a surprise day off, leaving over 1,200 students high and dry. A near-unanimous strike — with almost 100 out of 120 teachers, as well as administrative and school staff, refusing to show up — paralyzed the institution.
The cause? Fear, anger, and frustration fuelled a call to action against the Nice rectorate's decision to reinstate two students who had been expelled for bullying. Marie Guiraud, a French teacher, put it bluntly, "This shit never happens. But we're seriously worried."
"Figure it out yourselves!"
The teachers’ fury stems from the Nice rectorate's decision to overturn the expulsion of two students found guilty of bullying. After employing the services of a lawyer, these students successfully appealed their suspension and are now back in class. This has left the school community, particularly the victims, feeling abandoned and exposed.
Marie Guiraud conveys the mixed emotions: confusion, anger, and concern for the victims. "What do we do with the victim who now shares classes with the aggressors?", she poses. The educational pros recognize they're on their own, struggling to manage school bullying within the school's confines. ""Media announcements — bullying, national priority, Nice as a pilot academy — and the gritty reality on the ground rarely align," she adds.
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- Social media platforms have been abuzz, highlighting the educators' concerns about bullying in local Saint-Tropez Gulf High School.
- General news outlets and education-and-self-development blogs are discussing the provocative action taken by the teachers, emphasizing the need to address bullying incidents more effectively within the province.
- The incomprehension felt by the school community is intertwined with the high crime-and-justice issues associated with bullying cases in their region.
- Despite the rectorate's decision, educators continue to search for solutions, seeking guidance from educational resources and relevant authorities while hoping for a more secure environment for students.
