A 36-year-old man was taken into custody on Monday, September 14, in the Gironde department after allegedly threatening to kill a school monitor and the principal of the middle school his daughter attends. The man entered the Albert-Camus middle school in Eysines to protest against reprimands given to his daughter by the monitor earlier that morning. According to local news outlet ICI, he reportedly made death threats against the monitor. The prosecutor noted that the incident also involved threats directed at the school principal. Christine Bost, the mayor of Eysines, told ICI that only a small number of students witnessed the event. The prosecutor was informed by the national education services, and police questioned witnesses on Monday evening. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of school staff and the handling of conflicts involving parents and school authorities. This event occurred just four days after another similar case in the nearby area. A family man was recently sentenced to six months in prison and had a warrant issued for his arrest after threatening to behead a teacher at his son’s school in Fauga, near Toulouse in the Haute-Garonne department. These incidents have highlighted the increasing tensions between some parents and school staff, prompting authorities to consider how to address such threats effectively. Authorities are now reviewing the situation to ensure the safety of all school personnel and students. The cases have also sparked discussions about the need for better communication and conflict resolution strategies between families and educational institutions.