Ensuring a safe, secure and welcoming learning environment for all of our students is our top priority,” the letter from Principal Billie-Jean Bensen said. “Our staff remains vigilant in the monitoring of our school each and every day.”
Any questions?
And I didn’t even mention the OTHER thing about the perps.
DID I?
Hell, you almost don't even have to.
ReplyDeleteHere's another thing:
Today they arrested the other man who had been phoning in threats to Jewish centers across the United States.
I don't have to tell you, but I will:
He was not an angry "white man" spurred on in his hatred by Trumpism.
I Know. It's disgusting and SATISFYING all at once.
ReplyDeleteIsrael is going THROW THE BOOK at this sob, hard
This particular assault was incredibly brutal. And it got reported out to the community here.
ReplyDeleteBut other similar, albeit not as brutal, assaults of various types happen every day. Especially fondling in the halls. Often illegal aliens are involved, but so are legal Pakistanis.
I know about the latter because my cousin's daughters was fondled by groups of Pakistanis at the local high school. My cousin went to the principal, who told her, "We have to take into consideration cultural differences." My cousin, recently widowed, packed up and moved to Texas.
Many middle school and high school girls are frightened on a regular basis while in school. And the administrations are very careful to do everything possible to prevent news of these events from getting reported out.
This is America today.
Oh, and one more thing....
ReplyDeleteIt is obvious to us here in the D.C. area, where this story has been the lead on the news every day, that Principal Billie-Jean Bensen is most concerned about finishing out career so as to collect the pension.
The basic question is: why are adults allowed in freshman classes in regular high schools? They should be working during the day and taking NIGHT CLASSES with other adults. Period.
ReplyDeleteWhat is this? Who is allowed to make decisions that put our children at risk? Is this now policy? Are there no night classes for adults?
Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteIn this comment, I'll be speaking only of the 18 year old. The other rapist was 17 years old.
I've heard, but have not confirmed, that he wasn't in any classes with the victim.
What I think is confirmed: he accosted the victim in the hallway. During change of classes, maybe.
The school system apparently put him in the lowest level classes because he barely spoke English. Hence, the placement in 9th grade.
I don't know the status of night classes. Good question! I'm guessing that he could have taken night classes if a certain process was followed (parental advocate needed) or if he held a day joy.
It is my understanding that he was living with his uncle.
Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteThere are many, many "unaccompanied minors" clogging up the public schools all over the United States. Remember a while back hearing about how many were flooding in during the Obama administration?
I heard today that one school system is petitioning the federal government for funds to build a facility with special services just for all the unaccompanied minors in the school system. The petition is obviously for the older students, but I don't know the age parameters.
Interactive map of the redistribution of unaccompanied minors. As I said above, There are many, many "unaccompanied minors" clogging up the public schools all over the United States.
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