TJ Notice - How safe do other TJ parents feel?
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Anonymous
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Principal's email last night:
"Based on our school's ongoing investigation, and in consultation with the FCPS Office of Safety and Security, we have determined the risk level to our school to be low. School administration will take appropriate action with consequences and/or support for any violations to our Student Rights and Responsibilities." What could does this mean? Did they find out who did it? |
Anonymous
It appears they do know who it is but they can't say. |
Anonymous
| No one is requesting the student's identity be revealed. However, clearly stating that the responsible student has been identified (if indeed they have) would undoubtedly reassure students and parents that the issue has been contained, and the school premises are safe for return on Monday. This would allow students to focus on their learning, instead of the issue lingering in students' minds as something unresolved. |
Anonymous
| Agreed. The language used is too vague for me to believe they have identified the student. If that is what I am supposed to summarize then just say it. |
Anonymous
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Tomorrow (Friday) is an FCPS holiday.
Some student wanted to turn a 3-day weekend into a 4-day weekend. Looks like they succeeded for the kids of some overly-paranoid parents. |
Anonymous
| Was there any further follow up from principal/FCPS to parents or was last night’s email the last? |
Anonymous
It's also finals week. |
Anonymous
The graffiti suggests a deeper mental health issue, not a mere prank or a gimmick to buy more time for a test. |
Anonymous
If your kid goes there you would know. Why are you so preoccupied with it if it’s not your child’s school? |
Anonymous
I don’t think so. The email said that they were still following up on leads from students. I don’t think they’ve identified the kid. |
Anonymous
Nope. My kid is home doing the class work they are missing. Not a day off. Just a day free from a shooter threat. |
Anonymous
I am interested not in school specifically but FCPS response. When our region had a threat last year, parents (and students) were very upset with how it was handled and a lot of fall out came from it. It is horrible any school district has to address this, but it is today’s reality and important that FCPS continues to improve their response actions and communication. How this is handled at 1 school should be how handled at another so yes, interested. |
Anonymous
My kid goes to TJ. |
Anonymous
| I saw that they were pulling kids work to compare handwriting |
Anonymous
What if the graffiti writer used their left hand instead of usual right? |