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SCHWEIZ ST. GALLEN LEHRERMORD

Ein Meer von Blumen, roten Rosen und weissen Lilien, bedeckt die Stufen vor dem Altar in der katholischen Kirche Bruggen in St. Gallen am Montag, 18. Januar 1999. Rund 1500 Personen haben am Montag morgen in St. Gallen-Bruggen an der Trauerfeier fuer den vor einer Woche erschossenen Lehrer Paul Spirig teilgenommen. Stadtraetin und Schulvorstand Liana Ruckstuhl sprach von einer 'unfassbaren Tat' und drueckte den Hinterbliebenen ihr Beileid aus. (KEYSTONE/Regina Kuehne)

SCHWEIZ ST. GALLEN LEHRERMORD

Einen Abschiedstisch fuer den Lehrer Paul Spirig haben die Schuelerinnen und Schueler und die Lehrkraefte am 13. Januar 1999 in St. Gallen eingerichtet. Es ist fuer sie eine Moeglichkeit, ihren Gefuehlen und ihrer Fassungslosigkeit Ausdruck zu geben. (KEYSTONE/Regina Kuehne)

SUEDKOREA MALEREI PRUEFUNG

Fine art professors score the drawings submitted for a college entrance exam in an open place amid allegations that some professors have received bribes from applicant's parents in the past to unfairly give favorable scores at the Hong Ik University in Seoul, Monday, January 11, 1999. All the students were given a bust of Ariatne to draw as a still life figure, for their entance exam. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

DEUTSCHLAND MAX HORKHEIMER

Undatierte Aufnahme des deutschen Philosophen und Soziologen Max Horkheimer, zusammen mit Theodor W. Adorno der Begruender der kritischen Theorie der Frankfurter Schule. Horkheimer wurde am 14. Februar 1895 in Stuttgart geboren und ist am 7. Juli 1973 in Nuernberg gestorben. (KEYSTONE/DPA DC/STR)

RUSSLAND STROMAUSFALL

The students of Moscow musical intitute Gnesinykh prepare for their lessons in total darkness, as the electricity in the institute is switched off by the Mosenergo municipal energy authorities, on December 16, 1998, after problems between the Russian Culture Ministry, who is responsible for the institute, and Mosenergo over the payment of invoices. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/STR)

USA JONESBORO SHOOTING

Zurueckgelassene Gegenstaende zeugen von einem fluchtartigen Verlassen dieser Mittelschule in Jonesboro im US-Staat Arkansas am 25.Maerz 1998. Am 24.Maerz hatten zwei Jugendliche im Alter von elf und 13 Jahren vor dieser Schule in Jonesboro ein Blutbad angerichtet. Sie schossen auf eine Gruppe Mitschueler und trafen dabei vier von ihnen sowie eine Lehrerin toedlich. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Mark Humphrey) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

GROSSBRITANNIEN PRINZ CHARLES 1958

Charles, Prince of Wales walking to cheam school in berkshire on July 27, 1958. (KEYSTONE/PA/Str) ==== / ====

USA JEB BUSH

Florida gubernatorial candidate Jeb Bush talks with students during lunch at Carter G. Woodson Elementary School, Wednesday, August 26, 1998, in Jacksonville, Fla. Bush and running mate Frank Brogan toured the school and ate lunch with the children. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Florida Times-Union, Will Dickey)

JUGOSLAWIEN KOSOVO SCHULE

Workers at the Ismajl Qemali school slap mortar on a wall put up at the weekend by Serbs on the other side. The school opened Tuesday, September 1, 1998, in the Kosovo province, but walls like this perpetuate mistrust between Serbs and Albanians feeding the Kosovo war. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic)

USA JONESBORO SHOOTING

Craighead County, Ark., Sherriff Deputies rush 12-year-old Andrew Golden into a back door of the county courthouse for his hearing in Jonesboro, Ark., Tuesday, Aug. 11, 1998. Golden, along with Westside Middle School classmate Mitchell Johnson, are accused of slaying four classmates and a teacher March 24, 1998. (AP Photo/Jonesboro Sun,Rodney Freeman)

SCHWEIZ JUERGEN OELKERS

Juergen Oelkers, Professor fuer Paedagogik an der Universitaet Bern, gibt am Mittwoch, 8. Juli 1998 in Bern Bescheid ueber seine Haltung zur gymnasialen Ausbildung. (KEYSTONE / Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ JUERGEN OELKERS

Juergen Oelkers, Professor fuer Paedagogik an der Universitaet Bern, gibt am Mittwoch, 8. Juli 1998 in Bern Bescheid ueber seine Haltung zur gymnasialen Ausbildung. (KEYSTONE / Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ VIRTUELLES KLASSENZIMMER

Virtuelles Klassenzimmer, undatierte Aufnahme. Zehn bis zwanzig Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer eines interaktiven Fernkurses in technischen Faechern bilden fuer zwei Monate ein in der ganzen Schweiz verteiltes 'virtuelles Klassenzimmer'. Sie lernen bei sich zu Hause, jedoch nicht einsam im stillen Kaemmerlein. Das 'virtuelle Klassenzimmer' ist Teil von 'Classroom 2000', einem Projekt des Schwerpunktprogramms 'Informations- und Kommunikationsstrukturen' des Schweizerischen Nationalfonds. Es wird koordiniert von der Nachdiplomausbildung Informatik und Telekommunikation NDIT in Bern und steht unter der wissenschaftlichen Leitung der ETH Lausanne. Es stellt die erste Etappe auf dem Weg zu einem 'virtuellen Campus Schweiz' dar und ist ein Schritt zur Integration in die europaeischen Bildungsprogramme. (KEYSTONE/H.R. BRAMAZ/SCHWEIZ. NATIONALFONDS)

FRANKREICH CRESSON EU

Le Commissaire europeen chargee de l'education, de la formation et de la jeunesse, Edith Cresson (C), accompagnee du maire de Marseille Jean-Claude Gaudin (3eme C) et du president de la Commission europeenne Jacques Santer (2eme C), plaisante avec des eleves, le 15 novembre 1997 dans le quartier de la Rose a Marseille, lors de l'inauguration de la premiere "ecole de la deuxieme chance", un etablissement pilote de l'Union europeenne qui vise a donner un metier a des jeunes sortis sans formation du systeme scolaire. (KEYSTONE/AFP/GEORGES GOBET) ELECTRONIC IMAGE

USA JONESBORO SHOOTING

FILE--Kim Candace Porter is shown in an undated yearbook photo. Candad, the 11-year-old girl allegedly targeted by schoolmate Mitchell Johnson in the Jonesboro, Arkansas school shooting, says she was his girlfriend for three days, then dropped him because he was trouble. Candace said Mitchell often talked about beating up other boys, so she thought little of it when she heard he was saying ``something big might happen,'' The Jonesboro Sun reported Sunday, March 29, 1998.(AP Photo/Jonesboro Sun)

USA JONESBORO SHOOTING

Brent Davis, Craighead County prosecutor, upper left, speaks to members of the media from around the world Wednesday, March 25, 1998 in Jonesboro, Ark. Davis said that he will charge the two young boys accused of Tuesday's school shootings with five counts of capital murder in Juvenile Court. (AP Photo/Mike Wintroath)

USA JONESBORO SHOOTING

Andrew Golden is shown shooting a rifle at the age of six in this undated image from a home video provided by ABC News "Prime Time Live." Others in photo are unidentified. According to The Jonesboro Sun, Golden and Mitchell Johnson,13, allegedly lured classmates out of Westside Middle School in Jonesboro, Ark., with a false fire alarm, and then began shooting. Four girls and an English teacher who shielded a student were killed in the attack Tuesday, March 24, 1998. (AP Photo/ABC)

USA JONESBORO SHOOTING

Andrew Golden is shown holding a pistol in this undated image from a home video provided by ABC News "Prime Time Live." According to The Jonesboro Sun, Golden and Mitchell Johnson,13, allegedly lured classmates out of Westside Middle School in Jonesboro, Ark., with a false fire alarm, and then began shooting. Four girls and an English teacher who shielded a student were killed in the attack Tuesday, March 24, 1998. (AP Photo/ABC)

USA JONESBORO SHOOTING

Workers pressure-wash the blood off a sidewalk Wednesday March 25, 1998, where a teacher and four students were shot dead Tuesday at Westside Middle School in Jonesboro, Ark. (AP Photo/The Commercial Appeal, Alan Spearman)

USA JONESBORO SHOOTING

A bullet hole in the exterior wall of the gymnasium at Westside Middle School in Jonesboro, Ark. on Wed., March 25, 1998 is marked with measurements taken by officials. The bullet went completely through the wall. Four girls and one teacher were killed and 11 others were wounded when two boys opened fire during a false fire alarm on Tues., March 24. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

USA JONESBORO SHOOTING

An emergency worker carries a young girl from an ambulance outside Westside Middle School in Jonesboro, Ark., following a shooting Tuesday, March 24, 1998. The girl was taken into the school; the extent of her injuries was not known. Earlier in the day, two boys in camouflage lay in wait in the woods behind the school, then opened fire with rifles on classmates and teachers when they came out during a false fire alarm. Four girls and a teacher were killed and 11 other people were wounded. (AP Photo/The Commercial Appeal, Leigh Daughtridge)

JAPAN WELTKRIEG HIROSHIMA 1945

Students of the Municipal High School in Hiroshima seperate the husks from the wheat they have grown on the destroyed school site. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Jack Esten) === , ===

GUATEMALA SCHULE

A Guatemalan school girl sings the national anthem in front of anti-riot police as hundreds gathered outside the government palace in Guatemala City 11 April to denounce the government plan to privatize the public school system. AFP PHOTO/Jorge Uzon

SCHWEIZ KINDERDORF PESTALOZZI

Dorji Tsering, neuer Leiter Kinderdorf Pestalozzi, aufgenommen am 4. Januar 1998. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ KINDERDORF PESTALOZZI

Dorji Tsering, neuer Leiter Kinderdorf Pestalozzi, aufgenommen am 4. Januar 1998. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ JOHANN HEINRICH PESTALOZZI

Der Paedagoge Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi wurde am 12. Januar 1746 in Zuerich geboren. 1775 gruendete er das Erziehungsheim Neuhof fuer rund 50 arme Kinder und wandte sich nach dessen Schliessung der Publizistik zu. 1806 gruendete er ein Internat in Yverdon VD und erlangte internationalen Ruhm. Pestalozzi starb am 27. Februar 1827 in Brugg AG. (KEYSTONE/PHOTOPRESS-ARCHIV)

SCHWEIZ JOHANN HEINRICH PESTALOZZI

Zeitgenoessische Darstellung von Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi. Der Paedagoge, Sozialreformer und Wegbereiter der Volksschule, leitete 1798 ein Waisenhaus mit 80 Kinder in Stans NW. (KEYSTONE/PHOTOPRESS-ARCHIV)

SCHWEIZ BILDUNG SPRACHLABOR

Sprachlabor in der Schule, aufgenommen 1997. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

USA STRAFVOLLZUG

Kerry Erb, left, and Debbie Isaak, inmates in the South Dakota penal system, work to wire Parker High School in Parker, S.D. on Wednesday, September 17, 1997. The two are part of an eight-woman inmate crew who are helping to bring technology, including internet access, to every school in South Dakota under Governor Bill Janklow's plan. Several inmate crews around the state are working on the plan. (KEYSTONE/AP/Greg Latza)

INDIEN MISSION MUTTER TERESA

Seventy-year-old Philomena Maiti wipes her tears as she mourns the death of Mother Teresa at one of the schools established by the founder of the Missionaries of Charity, Tuesday, September 9, 1997. Consoling Maiti is Polton Roy who was educated by Mother Teresa at the school where Maiti worked alongside Mother Teresa. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Sherwin Crasto)

KUBA PRAESIDENT CASTRO

Cuban President Fidel Castro claps Monday, September 1, 1997 in the Ciudad Libertad neighborhood of Havana during a celebration for the first day of classes for Cuban schools. (KEYSTONE/CP Photo/Jose Goitia) MANDATORY CREDIT: Canadian Press

KOREA NORD ENTWICKLUNGSHILFE

This photograph, taken 27 June and released 07 August by the United Nations, shows nursery school children receiving food rations in a village northwest of Pyongyang, North Korea. In June, Yasushi Akashi, UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency relief, travelled to North Korea to assess the impact of flood damage on the population, particularly children. Officials from North and South Korea, joined by the US and China, are in New York 07 August for preliminary peace talks. (KEYSTONE/EPA/JAMES BU)

JAPAN COMPUTER SCHULE

Yasuko Kubo (2nd R), a computer instructor, gives 28 July a lesson in drawing to 9-year-old Gen Akimoto (R) at the NEC's children's computer school in Yokohama, suburban Tokyo. Some 1,000 school children aged between 4 to 12 learn about computers in the school. (-/AFP)

SCHWEIZ BUNDESRATSAUSFLUG

Eine Station beim alljaehrlich stattfindenden Bundesratsausflug war am 27. Juni 1997 das Gymnasium St. Antonius in Appenzell, wo Bundespraesident Arnold Koller seine Mittelschulzeit verbracht hatte. Hier druecken die Bundesraete (Delamuraz vorne links) aeusserst unkonzentriert noch einmal die Schulbank, waehrend ihnen Rektor Ephraim Bucher (rechts) einen Vortrag haelt. (KEYSTONE/Peter Lauth)

BRASILIEN RONALDO MORETTI

Brazilian soccer star Ronaldo (L) jokes with Massimo Moretti, director of the Inter Milan soccer club, 22 July 1997 during a press conference marking the launching of a project sponsored by Inter to open soccer schools for disadvantaged Brazilian children in Sao Paulo. The FIFA announced earlier 22 July in Zurich that Inter would have to pay more than 27.6 million USD to secure the release of Ronaldo from his Spanish club Barcelona. (-/AFP/MARIE HIPPENMEYER)

CHINA HONGKONG UEBERGABE

Holding a new Hong Kong regional flag, schoolchildren perform during a children's festival organized by Buddhist group at a stadium in Hong Kong, China, Tuesday, July 1, 1997. With some 10,000 spectators, the festival was part of the handover celebrations. (AP Photo/David Longstreath)

CHINA HONG KONG

Schoolchildren point to a huge embroidery entitled "The Night of Hong Kong Victoria Bay" after it was completed in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, June 17, 1997. It took 12 artisans 81 days to complete the work, which will be sent to Beijing shortly and hung in the Hong Kong Hall in the Great Hall of the People as a gift welcoming the return of Hong Kong to China. There are just two weeks left before Britain turns Hong Kong over. (AP Photo/Xinhua,Liu Zhongyang)

USA FAMILIE CLINTON 1997

This 06 June photo provided by the White House shows US President Bill Clinton (R) and Chelsea Clinton (C) holding her diploma from Sidwell Friends Academy in Washington, DC as First Lady Hillary Clinton looks on after the graduation ceremony. Clinton gave the commencement address to the group of graduating seniors. (AFP PHOTO/SHARON FARMER)

SENEGAL HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON 1997

First Lady Hillary Clinton walks through the courtyard of the Martin Luther King Jr. school, an all girls school, with the school director Aminata da Costa and daughter Chelsea in Dakar Senegal, Monday March 17, 1997. Mrs. Clinton is on the first day of her two week goodwill tour through Africa. (AP Photo/Doug Mills)

GROSSBRITANNIEN BLAIR

Labour Party leader Tony Blair meeting 4 years-olds Evie Costello, right, and Grace Power during his visit to Campton Primary School, southeast London, Monday March 17 1997. His visit came on the day that Prime Minister John Major announced, Thursday, May 1 1997 as the date for the General Election. (AP Photo/Pool-Charles Miller)

RUSSLAND NETANYAHU

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sarah, right, smile as they talk with schoolchildren at Jewish school in St.Petersburg, Wednesday, March 12, 1997. Netanyahu began his first official visit to Russia on Monday and spent the last day of the visit in St.Petersburg. (AP Photo/Anatoly Maltsev)

FRANKREICH SPRACHFESTIVAL

Young blindfolded children try to read Braille texts on March 08, 1997, in Tours, center France, during the third Language week end festival of Tours where more than 80 languages are represented. (- PHOTO/AFP/DANIEL JANIN)

GROSSBRITANNIEN MASSAKER SCHULE DUNBLANE 1996

In a cemetery in Dunblane Scotland, 16 small headstones clustered around a large one in this October 16, 1996 photo. Twelve months ago on March 13, a gunman, Thomas Hamilton, slaughtered 16 kindergarten children and their teacher in the school gym. Another 12 children and two teachers were injured. Twelve months on, there's hope strength and courage, along with resentment that the centuries old town of Dunblane is branded as a massacre site. (AP Photo/Phil Rider)

UKRAINE SCHUELER

A yongster concentrates during a Ukrainian language class in Primary School No. 1 of Novi Petrivtsi village, north of Kiev, September 24, 1996. Half-forgotten national languages are being revived as people from the Baltics to Central Asia forge new national identities since the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky)

CHINA DENG STAATSTRAUER

A retired teacher teaches several kids at a private lesson the three Chinese characters of Deng Xiaoping, former Chinese leader, in Deng's hometown of Paifang, in Sichuan. The picture was released by official China News Service on Monday, February 24, 1997 but it did not say which day the picture was taken. (AP Photo/China News Service)

KOLUMBIEN REBELLEN UEBERFALL

Two Colombian police officers check a school destroyed in an attack Sunday night by rebels in Caldono village, located 190 miles (300 kilometers) south of the capital of Bogota, Monday, February 24, 1997. Some 200 guerrillas from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, FARC, attacked the village for the second time in two weeks killing four people and wounded three according to authorities. (AP Photo/Oswaldo Paez)

HONG KONG CHINA DENG

Students at the Pui Kiu Middle School observe a minute of silence Thursday, February 20, 1997, to mourn the death of Chinese paramount leader Deng Xiaoping. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

HONG KONG CHINA DENG

A Chinese flag flies at half mast at Hong Kong's pro-China Pui Kiu Middle School on Thursday, February 20, 1977 to mourn the death of Chinese paramount leader Deng Xiaoping who died in Beijing Wednesday. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

POLEN KAROL WOJTYL

The former Cardinal Karol Wojtyla (second row, first left), now Pope John Paul II, shown here at the age of twelve in a school group photo. (KEYSTONE/AP PHOTO/STR)

GROSSBRITANNIEN MASSAKER SCHULE DUNBLANE 1996

FILE--This is an undated photo from files, of Thomas Hamilton, 43, the gunman who burst into the Dunblane Primary School in Dunblane, Scotland on Wednesday March 14, 1996, and opened fire with four handguns, killing sixteen children and their teacher, before shooting himself dead. (AP Photo/The Guardian/FILE) **UNIRED KINGDOM OUT**

GROSSBRITANNIEN MASSAKER SCHULE DUNBLANE 1996

FILE--This is a retransmission of a recent but undated photo from files, of the intake class of Dunblane Primary School, and their teacher, Gwenne Mayor, 45, from which sixteen children and Mayor were killed when gunman Thomas Hamilton, 43, opened fire with four handguns in Dunblane, Scotland, Wednesday Mar. 13, 1996.(AP Photo/FILE) **UNITED KINGDOM OUT**