“It’s a terrible shock to the whole community. The founder of the school and the administration must find out what was overlooked in the school, what needs to be changed in that community. This is a reminder of the duty of every adult member of the educational community to notice the child and his emotions,” said R. Skaudžius in his reply to Elta.
The mother of the minor announced the suicide of her teenage son on the social network Facebook. According to her, her son was “crushed” by the Lithuanian education system.
According to the mother of the teenager, her son experienced mobbing in one of the capital’s schools.
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