فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
In a tragic incident that has sparked widespread outrage among the local community, a teacher was brutally assaulted while performing his duties at the 2 October High School in Aknoul, located in the Taza province. The attack occurred when a first-year Baccalaureate student delivered powerful punches to the teacher’s face and head, resulting in a broken nose. The teacher was rushed to the emergency department at Ibn Bajah Regional Hospital for immediate medical attention.
This assault was not an isolated case, but rather part of a troubling trend of rising violence against educational staff in various cities across Morocco. Just this week, the principal of a school in Khénifra was similarly attacked by another student, and a teacher in Erfoud was assaulted by one of her pupils. These incidents, occurring in such a short span of time, highlight a dangerous phenomenon threatening the educational environment in the country.
The Aknoul attack serves as a wake-up call regarding the challenges faced by teachers in many Moroccan schools, where violence within educational institutions has become a serious threat to the safety of educational staff. The assault has prompted condemnation from various educational stakeholders, who have called for the implementation of effective preventive measures to protect teachers and school administrators from violence.
In this context, educational unions and civil society organizations have demanded stricter actions to punish the offenders and ensure a safe environment for educators. Protecting teachers and providing a healthy educational environment are essential for ensuring the continuity of the educational process and promoting student success.
In conclusion, the need for meaningful reforms in this area remains urgent, and there must be collaborative efforts among all stakeholders to guarantee the protection of teachers and contribute to creating a violence-free educational environment that fosters respect and humanity.
source : fesnews media
