The saga in the Zagreb school continues: Institutions are fighting each other, we want a quick solution

The case of a troubled student in a school in Zagreb still has no epilogue. Parents withdrew their children from classes again on Monday, and they hope for a final solution at a meeting to be held on Thursday.

– We are now bouncing between institutions that shift the blame and responsibility to each other. It is a very hot potato, and until the situation is resolved, they want to shift the responsibility to us, that is, to resolve it as parents. They want us to take children out to justify someone else’s inaction that has been increasing for years now. lasts. We are expected to send the children to class and then let us all test ourselves to see what it will look like. They still tell us not to worry because they have psychological help ready for us. and support. With that, the practitioners are telling us that we have to put you there and we know that you will have a problem, but our solution is to offer you psychological help. – parents tell us.

The children are still not allowed to go to school, but they say they tolerate it well.

– When something nice is explained to children, they somehow accept it. Our children are currently not meeting the requirements for schooling, and we ask that this be resolved as soon as possible so that our children can return to school. We have hope, we believe and we really want a solution to be reached today and for the children to return to school from tomorrow. The key is that they will allow our lawyers to attend this meeting, and for the first time they have also included the school doctor – they add.

Representatives of the Ministry of Education, the City, the Agency for Education and the school doctor should attend the meeting. The principal of the school resigned on Monday, and it is still unknown who could replace him.

– We do not officially have a new director. We understand his decision, he had an awful lot of pressure on himself. The teachers themselves have said that this goes beyond their problem-solving abilities. The City and the Ministries have done everything in their power as well as in the school, but the problem is still not solved and we hope it will be this time. & Zcaron; it is unfortunate that the focus is not on that child who is screaming for help and everything is being done but that. The focus should be on those parents, and not on the rest of us to solve it – they conclude.