The director of the "Dušan Obradović" school in Zabljak, Zoran Vojinović, where the latest case of peer violence took place, will no longer perform that function, which confirmed the earlier writing of "Vijesti".
Such a decision was made by the Ministry of Education headed by Minister Damir Šehović, after today's meeting of the National Team for the fight against peer violence, which was formed at the Ministry.
Earlier, "Vijesti" was informed that due to the sensitive issue, they could neither confirm nor deny the information.
"Today you will also receive official information regarding that case. Please understand that peer violence is a sensitive issue that we deal with internally, and we do not intend to use these topics for promotion, but to truly work on them, without any pressure from the public. and to come out with final decisions and solutions".
Recently, a sixth grade student of that school fell ill, when the case of peer violence in this school was officially launched by the Ministry of Education and the anti-violence team.
Because they did not meet the understanding of the school administration, the family transferred the boy and his sister to a village school, 14 kilometers away from Žabljak.
"The national team has been dealing with this issue for more than ten days and combing through all the documentation, as well as the employees of the Ministry of Education. I believe that today we will come out with the final position. Precisely because this would be the first case of dismissal due to peer violence, we worked on everything in detail In any case, our team's position, and I think the minister's too, after all the information he received about this case, is that there should be someone at the head of the school who knows how to deal with the problems of peer violence," he said unofficially to the "News. " member of the National Team for the fight against violence.
Minister Šehović, we learn, will also meet today with the family of a boy who was a victim of violence.
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