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Teacher Exposes Chaos: Violence, Drugs, & Prostitution At 75% Migrant School In Germany
Teacher Exposes Chaos: Violence, Drugs, & Prostitution At 75% Migrant School In Germany
Via Remix News,
A German teacher has described a secondary school in the Rhineland where violence, drug dealing, and severe behavioral problems have become part of everyday life, including one case in which a 15-year-old girl allegedly prostituted herself in the school toilets for drugs and money.
Speaking anonymously to Bild, special education teacher “Carola S.” said around 75 percent of students at her school have a migrant background, with many having arrived from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan or Ukraine.
“It’s all...
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