فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
Casablanca – April 2025
The Casablanca Court of First Instance has sentenced a student to six months in prison after convicting him of physically assaulting his teacher inside an educational institution. The court also ordered the student’s father to pay 4,000 dirhams in compensation to the victimized teacher.
The incident took place in a high school when the student physically attacked his teacher following a classroom dispute. The case sparked widespread outrage in the educational community, as the act was seen as a serious violation of the school’s sanctity and an attack on the teaching staff.
The school administration filed an official complaint, prompting authorities to launch an investigation. After completing the legal procedures, the student was referred to the judiciary, where the prison sentence and financial compensation were ruled.
Meanwhile, teachers’ unions and parents’ associations condemned the growing violence in schools, urging for strict measures to protect educators. They also called on the Ministry of Education to enhance security measures within schools and implement programs that promote civic education and respect for the law.
The National Education Syndicate’s local office issued a statement condemning the attack, warning about the increasing cases of school violence and their impact on the education system. The statement emphasized that protecting teachers and ensuring a safe educational environment is a collective responsibility requiring cooperation from families, schools, and authorities.
School violence remains a pressing issue that requires urgent and comprehensive solutions, especially as similar incidents continue to rise in various educational institutions. This calls for a thorough review of disciplinary mechanisms and legal provisions to curb such dangerous behaviors.
