Governor's office launches investigation after scandal emerges at high school in Düzce
An 18-point list of rules published by a school in Düzce has sparked major controversy. The Düzce Governor's Office has launched an investigation into the rules, which included discriminatory clauses targeting female students.
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Turgut Özal Anatolian High School in Düzce has drawn significant backlash with an 18-point list of school rules published ahead of the new academic year. The list, which contained discriminatory rules specifically targeting female students, spread rapidly on social media and sparked widespread public debate.
"MISUNDERSTANDINGS HAVE OCCURRED"
The Düzce Governor's Office issued a statement regarding the rules in question, noting that the text published by the school administration was prepared with the aim of creating a respectful and safe environment at the school. However, the governor's office stated that some expressions in the rules exceeded their intended purpose and caused misunderstandings in the public.
In the statement from the governor's office, it was said, "The purpose of the relevant text is to ensure that students are respectful to one another and to the school environment, to prevent potential misunderstandings, and to create a safe educational environment. However, it has been determined that some expressions exceeded this purpose and led to misunderstandings." Following this, it was stated that the text published by the school administration is being reviewed and an investigation has been launched.