Two teachers from Primorye were suspended from work due to beating a student during a lesson

In Vladivostok, because of the beating of a student, two teachers from school No. 21 were suspended from work and subsequently fired, one of them, Valery Baulin, a physical education teacher and sambo coach. This was reported by TASS with reference to the Ministry of Education of the Primorsky Territory.

As the ministry clarified, security forces and the department for work with municipal educational institutions organized checks against teachers. They will also be checked by the management of the school where they work. “Currently, the physical education teacher and the teacher in whose presence the incident occurred have been suspended from work with subsequent dismissal,” the department added.

Yesterday telegram channel “Primorye | Online” published a video from a subscriber in which a physical education teacher holds a boy’s hand and tries to hit him in the face. The first time the child dodges. After this, the teacher grabs the student by the neck with both hands and throws him back so that the student hits his back against the edge of the desk. Then the video cuts out.

Based on the incident, the regional department of the Investigative Committee opened a criminal case under the article on failure to fulfill obligations to raise a minor (Article 156 of the Criminal Code). Regnum writes that the physical education teacher hit the boy because the student’s teacher was unable to calm the student down during class and called a colleague for help.

“After the video came out, I was called to the police. Sorry, but the boy took me out. I was wrong. I apologized to him and to his parents,” Valery Baulin told the publication. According to Regnum, the teacher has 20 years of work experience.

Today, school No. 21 began collecting signatures in support of the physical education teacher. A poster “Valery Vasilyevich!” was hung on a car parked nearby. Sambo. Sport. Hooray". Both adults and teenagers came to the rally, but they could not answer the question of who drew up the petition they signed, reports Vl.Ru .

“You know, you can kill with a word, you can lead regiments with a word. I myself have a child studying at this school, and sometimes I don’t have enough nerves to cope with my own — I want to shake it up. And then when someone else’s child, and, excuse me, his tongue is boneless... He swore at him, I heard that too,” the mother of eighth-grader Alexander explained Baulin’s action.

In April of this year, Perm teacher Svetlana Fedurina from Sylva, who called an eighth-grader a “traitor” and a “bastard” because she was late for an event on February 23, was fined three thousand rubles. The teacher was found guilty of humiliating the honor and dignity of another person (Part 1 of Article 5.61 of the Administrative Code).