The most extraordinary event has taken place in Marzan: with great similarity, more than three-quarters of this year’s high school graduates at the Tagore-Gymnasium together wrote a firefighting letter against their principal – the delegates who addressed the Senate, district and council – complaining about “worrying improvements”.
On all three sides they criticize the administration of the headmaster and support their judgment with numerous examples. Parenthood confirmed student support. The editor-in-chief’s attorney, Jens Bruckner, told Takespeekal that “the allegations are baseless and will be dropped.” The detailed report of the week will follow.
Unprecedented fire letter, the editor-in-chief appears to be “disorganized, uncoordinated and overly” and considered “indifferent”.
She is late for state exams, does not participate in observations, appears unprepared for her appearance, does not provide enough information, and is “somewhat incomprehensible”. It is not possible to arrange negotiations. In the meantime, teachers will be leaving schools.
A member of the overall parent conference told Togespigel that the group had decided “unanimously” at its most recent meeting to support students in “defending themselves against the shortcomings in our school”.
The explanations are somewhat consistent with the school study report
Parents can sometimes “hurt” the head teacher in dealing with them. “We screamed,” said one parent. Another declared a parental fire letter.
The explanations are somewhat consistent with the school study report from the winter of 2019/20 (The study report from 2019/20 can be found here as a PDF file Download Tamil.) Accordingly, there was a “lack of agreement on reliable and transparent communication and work structures” between the school’s head teacher and staff. According to the education administration, the school inspector is handling the case.
However, there have been criticisms of the school inspector over the years. Most recently, the CDU MP Mario Saja tried to shed light on the problems with the school congregations there and their ups and downs. According to the Daily Mirror, a post is not currently filled.
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Interruptions or misappropriation of staff in the school laboratory repeatedly mean that school problems have not been resolved for many years.
Through the mediation of former state school spokesman Miguel Congora, there are meetings of MPs from the Social Democratic, Left and CDU with school representatives this week.
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