Overview
- On the night of June 14–15, bottles were thrown through the windows of the principal’s residence at Collège Pierre Bodet in Angoulême, and a formal complaint was filed by the rectorat.
- The principal notified colleagues that she felt unsafe and incapable of coming to work following the latest attack on her home.
- Staff at the college exercised their right of withdrawal on Monday, June 16, pausing lessons to demonstrate solidarity and protest the violence.
- At midday the personnel met with Thierry Claverie, departmental director of national education services, who assured them of his full support.
- This incident adds to a pattern of harassment against the principal—including graffiti insults and car damage—and coincides with rising violence in Angoulême schools after a recent mortar fire at a local high school.