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Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath has warned that there are already existing systems in schools to deal with conflict, and parents can face sanctions if they take matters into their own hands.
He issued the warning at yesterday’s post-Cabinet media conference, where he was asked about the incidents of violence that occurred during this week’s start of the new academic year.
At the Arima North Secondary School, a student was seen fighting with a female teacher, and outside the El Dorado East Secondary School, where officers are stationed, a parent was caught on camera slapping a student whom he accused of assaulting his child.
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