Hatred on the blackboard - classes at Luisengymnasium ended after threats

The first week of school shouldn't be like this.

Classes at the Luisengymnasium ended prematurely today.

Because people were in danger.

There was great excitement yesterday at the Städtisches Luisengymnasium in Maxvorstadt: students pour out of the school house, go home - and not at noon, but shortly before 11 a.m.

The school day is over.

Background: A death threat against the school's teachers is written on a blackboard in a lower school classroom.

And that for the second day in a row.

On Wednesday, the threat even had an anti-Semitic background.

"We hate all teachers, all teachers should be forgotten (sic) like the Jews!" This text, including spelling errors, was denounced on the blackboard on Wednesday.

On Thursday it was also about the death of the teachers.

The police are investigating at the Luisengymnasium

Lessons can no longer be thought of.

A police car is parked in front of the school entrance, men in uniform are standing at the door.

“There was an announcement that there was an unclear threat situation against the teachers,” says one mother - she doesn't know anything more.

“Interesting school day,” says a teenager to her friend.

An announcement booms from the school: "All teachers should come to the staff room at 11.10 am for a meeting."

The police have started the investigation, the forensics department came over.

When asked, the education department said: “Both incidents will be discussed and worked on in the school, also with the support of the school advisory team and the youth officers of the police.” The incident is likely to affect the fifth graders in particular - just starting their new school .

"Hate and violence have increased"

Simone Fleischmann, President of the Bavarian Teachers' Association is also shaken.

“This act is not just a stupid prank - it is a serious offense and must be prosecuted!

Hatred and violence against teachers have increased. ”She demands that politics, the judiciary and society show a clear edge.

Despite all the excitement on the third day of school after the holidays, classes at the Luisengymnasium should take place again today as usual.