The Romanian Government introduces strict measures to combat violence in schools
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The Romanian government announced a set of important measures on Friday to prevent violence in educational institutions. The decision comes as a result of several serious incidents that occurred in schools in recent days, which have drawn the attention of authorities and the public to student safety.
Among the main changes announced is the strengthening of security measures on school premises. Authorities want more rigorous control at the entrances to educational units and closer supervision of common areas to prevent conflicts between students.
Furthermore, the government plan places special emphasis on psychological support. The number of school psychologists will be increased to provide counseling to students who need help and to better manage tense situations before they escalate.
Regarding discipline, the new rules provide for harsher sanctions for students who violate codes of conduct. At the same time, the list of prohibited items in schools will be updated to ensure a safe learning environment free from danger for all children.
These measures represent a first step in the authorities' effort to restore order and safety in the Romanian educational system. The technical details are to be implemented in the coming period, in collaboration with school inspectorates and parent representatives.
Sources: Spotmedia.ro
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