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Schools face challenges in handling students who vandalize discs
The Ministry of Education is moving towards punishing students who intentionally vandalize school furniture. Official directives have been issued not only to warn students but also to hold them accountable and to make their families responsible for repairing the damages. These policies have already been implemented in cases such as the damage to furniture at Beni Suef and Sohag schools, where the ministry decided to suspend the offending students and require their parents to cover repair costs. The school discipline regulation includes disciplinary measures such as warnings and a one-year suspension, along with holding parents responsible for the students' damages. The aim is to put an end to deliberate vandalism and establish comprehensive discipline that deters students and emphasizes the value of public property.
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