The Government of the State of Mexico decided to suspend face-to-face classes in the federalized high school in which the assault with a firearm by a student on a janitor and a math teacher was recorded, so they will have online sessions on June 1 and 2.
Integrated Educational Services to the State of Mexico (SEIEM), equivalent to the state Ministry of Education, explained that their first action was immediate eviction of the school campus that is located in the municipality of Los Reyes La Paz, so there were no more students or teachers injured.
The organism added that the student of only 12 years of age I was in my first year at Federalized High School 80 “Cuauhtémoc” and that the injured janitor was the one who realized the minor’s intentions, for which he tried to arrest him.
It was at the moment of the struggle when the janitor himself was injured.
Due to the above, the secondary school authorities requested support from the municipal government to control the situation with local police officers.
In addition, they requested the support of the School Supervisor and the Head of the SEIEM Sector to report the facts and draw up the record before the corresponding authorities.
After the acts of violence, the Council for School Coexistence (CONVIVE) provide social-emotional support to the student community, teachers, mothers and fathers.
The health of the janitor, who was treated immediately and taken to the hospital, is reported to be stable.
We must stop normalizing violence: Reinsert
The organization Reinserta made a call to the federal and state authorities to stop normalizing violence in schools, since just in February, a girl lost her life after being a victim of bullying, also in the State of Mexico.
According to the 2019-2021 Injury Records of the Ministry of Health, in 2021, 61 people between the ages of 1 and 17 were treated in hospitals in the country for physical violence in schools, 42.6% of the victims were women and 57.4% men. . On the other hand, three quarters of the victims were adolescents between the ages of 12 and 17 (77%), while one in five was between the ages of 6 and 11 (18%) and one in 20 were girls and boys aged 1 to 5 years (4.9%).
The entities with the highest records of school violence were Hidalgo (17), State of Mexico (7) and Mexico City (6).
Due to the above, that organization urgently requested “to stop normalizing violence, these violent behaviors are in no way normal and for no reason should we get used to them.”
Reference-aristeguinoticias.com
