A substitute teacher in Taichung was severely injured after being attacked by a student during a summer program, potentially facing permanent blindness. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for increased support for special education and improved safety measures within schools. The National Federation of Teachers’ Associations (全教總) is urging authorities to bolster resources for special needs education, citing a lack of adequate training and support for teachers handling students with complex behavioral issues. Additionally, the Substitute Teacher Union is demanding a review of summer program protocols and staffing. The attack underscores existing concerns regarding teacher safety and the challenges of inclusive education without sufficient resources. Authorities are investigating the incident and evaluating current support systems. This incident highlights the growing need for comprehensive strategies to protect educators and ensure a safe learning environment for all students.