After the school stopped work in support of the students, the Ministry of Education installed an acting headmistress without an open competition. She locked the school, did not renew the contracts of 19 teachers and suspended 12 staff within a year; she says the reasons were technical, not political. Her successor reinstated only two of those suspended and dismissed a Latin teacher after almost 20 years of service, claiming she had committed a serious breach of her work duties. According to the Parents' Council, not a single suspended or dismissed teacher has been reinstated.