How should a school violence victim prepare for the school violence committee?

You asked about responding to school violence victims. If your child's harassment has continued for several months, I feel that reporting school violence is urgent first.

School violence reporting is possible through various channels such as the homeroom teacher or school principal, the police, and the school violence reporting center.

Once a report is filed, the school first conducts a fact-finding investigation to verify the truth of the matter.

After confirming the conditions of the victim student and perpetrator student and implementing separation measures first, materials that can be objectively proven are collected through individual interviews with related students and witness investigations.

At this time, in-depth interviews with the victim student are conducted, and an opinion statement specifically describing the damage facts is submitted.

In this process, it is important to specifically describe the child's degree of damage and condition and strongly assert it.

Based on this investigation, when the school reports it to the education office, the School Violence Countermeasures Deliberation Committee (school violence committee) is convened and proceeds with the deliberation.

In the case of school violence victims, proving the damage facts can be the most important factor for the school violence committee.

Therefore, after confirming the child's condition, please receive appropriate treatment and secure clear evidence by obtaining statements from those around you.

If you feel the case is complicated, please receive legal advice through a school violence attorney and respond to the school violence committee.