Second Grader Attacks Deputy Principal With Cable at Petah Tikva School
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
A second-grade student at the Amitai school in Petah Tikva attacked the deputy principal, throwing objects and whipping her with an electrical cable. The incident occurred after the student climbed shelves and entered the deputy principal's office. The teachers' union stated the deputy principal tried to calm the student without success. Classes were delayed on Thursday in protest of rising violence.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A second-grade student attacked the deputy principal at the Amitai school in Petah Tikva.
- The student threw office supplies and whipped the deputy principal with an electrical cable.
- The attack occurred after the student climbed shelves and entered the deputy principal's office.
- The teachers' union reported the deputy principal's attempts to de-escalate were unsuccessful.
- Classes at the school were delayed on Thursday to protest rising violence.
A serious incident occurred at the Amitai state religious school in Petah Tikva, where a second-grade student attacked the deputy principal. The boy entered the school's secretariat and began climbing a shelf. When the deputy principal approached to calm him, the student did not desist and subsequently entered the deputy principals' office. There, he attacked the woman, throwing a keyboard, megaphone, and a large metal stapler at her, while also kicking, pinching, and scratching her. He then grabbed an electrical cable and began whipping her with it, all while shouting insults. The teachers' union reported that the deputy principal attempted to maintain composure and de-escalate the situation but was unsuccessful. In protest against escalating violence, classes at the school were scheduled to begin at 10:00 AM on Thursday.