Not a day goes by without new death threats against teaching staff being reported. According to information from Le
Figaro
, it is the turn of a teacher from an establishment in Villeneuve-la-Garenne (Hauts-de-Seine) to file a complaint after being threatened with death by a student.
The first act of this conflict took place on March 7, at the Michel-Ange high school. Following a disagreement between a student and the teacher, the tone rose and threats and insults were thrown: “
In the name of the supreme Allah she has an oversized ego
”, “
she pisses me off
”, “
big bitch
” and “
in the name of Allah I will kill her
”. Consequently, the student was permanently excluded from the establishment.
A “shield” around teachers
The matter could have ended there but on Wednesday, the teenager's brother presented himself at the reception of the Michel-Ange high school in order to have explanations concerning the exclusion of his sister. Feeling threatened, the teacher went to the Villeneuve-la-Garenne police station to file a complaint for the threats made at the beginning of the month by the young girl. According to our information, she has not yet been arrested to be questioned by investigators. She was not known to the police until now.
Following a wave of threats of attacks via digital work spaces or death threats made by students towards teachers, the Minister of Education Nicole Belloubet assured during a trip to Bordeaux that the teachers were “not alone”. “We
all form a shield around them, around our establishments.
» She also announced the creation at the start of the next school year of a national “mobile school force”, made up of around twenty people, which could be sent to schools in the event of “
difficulties
”.