Student Throws Eggs at Yongchun High School Over Administrative Complaints; School Seeks Dialogue

A recent incident at Taipei Municipal Yongchun High School involved a student throwing eggs on campus, allegedly to express dissatisfaction with the school's administrative efficiency. The school stated today that the student's past academic performance has been normal and that they will continue to monitor the situation and attempt to communicate to clarify the reasons. A statement circulating on Threads from a graduating student claims the act was not for destruction or intimidation, but to protest administrative negligence and inefficiency, citing a lack of proactive response to past student fights and gender equality incidents. The student claimed to have used internal channels like the Mayor's mailbox without success, leaving external protest as the only option. The school, rather than improving, allegedly threatened legal action, leading the student to plan a counter-lawsuit. Yongchun High School explained that the student threw eggs in the Academic Affairs Office on the afternoon of the 19th. The Dean of Academic Affairs attempted to intervene, but the student was highly emotional and refused to talk, necessitating police presence. The school clarified that while police noted potential criminal charges, the school has not filed a formal lawsuit and hopes to resolve the matter through counseling and dialogue with the student and parents. The Taipei Department of Education reiterated its zero-tolerance policy toward bullying and gender equality issues, promising to supervise the school's adherence to legal procedures.