School violence measures: can the victim and perpetrator students be separated?

You inquired about school violence measures. First, let me guide you on separating the victim and perpetrator students.

If the school principal becomes aware of school violence, in the absence of special circumstances, they must separate the victim and perpetrator students without delay.

If the victim student's intent for separation is confirmed, the separation method must be decided within 24 hours and they can be separated from the perpetrator student.

However, since this separation lasts for a maximum of 7 days, if you request emergency measures for the perpetrator student, separation from the perpetrator student is possible even before the school violence committee deliberation.

After going through the school violence committee deliberation, not only the perpetrator but also the victim can receive school violence measures.

When deemed necessary for the protection of the victim student, protection measures such as psychological counseling, treatment recuperation, and class change are implemented.

In addition, the perpetrator may receive different measures depending on the case, such as written apology, prohibition of contact and retaliation, on-campus and off-campus service, completion of special education, suspension of attendance, class change, transfer, and expulsion.

If you are facing the school violence committee, it is important for the child to consistently testify about the damage facts and to collect evidence and materials that can prove the damage facts.

Based on this, please prepare in advance statements that can be made at the school violence committee.