
Vandalism, Violence and Bullying on the Rise in Austrian Schools
Around one in five students experience bullying in Austria, while teachers attempt to cope with rising behavioral problems and classroom disruptions.

Around one in five students experience bullying in Austria, while teachers attempt to cope with rising behavioral problems and classroom disruptions.

A new proposal wants schools to teach crisis preparedness—gearing up young people for future global conflagrations.

Children from migrant backgrounds continue to perform below their peers.

Critics say the move to serve only halal food in public schools marks a new stage in Spain’s growing institutional Islamization.

The assailant threatened a school custodian with a cigarette lighter, then physically assaulted the headmistress and her deputy before police intervened.

Some Gelsenkirchen students, regardless of faith, will now be served the food that the Muslim community demands.
This wave of threats follows a pattern experienced in recent months, with schools nationwide receiving similar threatening emails.
The men are accused of making over 50 threats targeting schools, public institutions, and Jewish communities.
“No one in Vienna should base their lifestyle on fundamentalist interpretations of religious texts that are hostile to women, minorities, the state, or democracy,” city councilor Bettina Emmerling said.

PM Orbán: “If we had allowed migrants in, we would not be facing threats, but acts of terrorism.”