Parents asked: Talk to children about the consequences of fun deficiency behavior

Parents asked: Talk to children about the consequences of fun deficiency behavior

concern of exciting news from the regional city has hit the parents and school alike. A 13-year-old student supposedly threatened with a killing run. Such statements are not just jokes: they can have serious consequences and lead to a paralyzing fear in the school community.

The incidents that triggered this alarm recently occurred, and the school management and the educational directorate in Tyrol see the need that parents talk to their children about the scope of such statements. "It was probably not aware of the student," said a spokesman who emphasizes the importance of such statements. It is important to convey to children that statements such as this may not only be considered fun because they can cause great concern in society.

The Situation of the school concerned

According to information from the "crown", the boy was not at school on the day he spoke of a killing spree. This also gave the authorities the opportunity to evaluate the situation. When the "otherwise inconspicuous" student surveyed, the police decided that there was no danger from him. Due to this assessment, suspension was dispensed with. Such decisions are difficult for schools, as they put the well -being of everyone involved.

The school management has clearly emphasized that preventive measures in such cases are of the greatest importance. They appeal to the parents to be vigilant and actively deal with their children on such topics. Open conversations and clarification can create a better understanding of the seriousness of such threats.

While measures are quickly taken to defuse fears, it remains to be seen how this situation will affect the behavior of the students and the general school community. The news has caused intensive discussions in the city, with numerous parents being concerned about the effects on the safety of their children.

In a further step, further discussions and workshops should be planned at schools that bring parents, teachers and students together in order to create an individual awareness of the topic. Prevention is at the top, and the cooperation of everyone involved is crucial to maintain trust in the educational institutions.

For specific information about this incident and a deeper classification, it is recommended to take a look at the reporting of the local media on www.heute.at .