Bari, teacher injured in class: 14 days of suspension and 5 on conduct for students

The teacher injured in Bari had said he would not report the boys who shot him. However, there were disciplinary measures. The two boys will be suspended for two weeks and will have five criminal charges for the first quarter.

The two boys are the 17 year old who on September 29th, at the Romanazzi technical institute in Bari, he fired a compressed air gun against a teacher, Pasquale Pellicani and his schoolmate who he had brought the toy gun to school. The affected teacher had said that he would have wanted the boys expelled in recent days. There was no such provision.

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The Minister of Education Valditara took the opportunity to reiterate the need for rigorous measures against violence and bullying. «The affair confirms how urgent it is to affirm the principle that a teacher must be respected in any case and that any offense or violence will be sanctioned effectively. The culture of rules and respect must start from school.”

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«The reform of the conduct vote and of the suspension institution goes precisely in this direction. Now it is necessary for Parliament to approve it quickly. It is no coincidence that in the Council of Ministers we envisaged the emergency procedure. We must not leave “bully” students at home but help them concretely understand the mistakes made and the duties that come from belonging to a community».

Source: Vanity Fair

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