Call to politicians
Bullying in schools: “Too little support”
The SPÖ demands additional measures from the state government in an urgent motion. Reliable figures on the extent of the problem are needed.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen Every year, the Salzburg Ombuds Office for Children and Young People denounces the difficult conditions in Salzburg's school classes. "Bullying and, above all, the massive increase in suspensions are an expression of helplessness, there is too little support for teachers," it said in the latest annual report.
The SPÖ wants to come to the aid of schools with an urgent motion in the state parliament on Wednesday. "Initiatives from the federal government are needed for additional staff in schools that have more problems. We want at least what we can regulate in the federal state to be implemented," explains SPÖ education spokesperson Bettina Brandauer. The motion aims to launch a survey to obtain reliable figures on how widespread the problem actually is.
A catalog of measures to prevent bullying in schools should also be drawn up. It would also be important for guidance counselors to actually be able to do their job and not have to compensate for staff shortages, Brandauer demands.
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