Hayfield HS: More FCPS drama

[Anonymous]

What happened at Hayfield HS?

https://wtop.com/fairfax-county/2023/02/fairfax-co-administrators-on-leave-as-school-investigates-response-to-incident-between-students/

[Anonymous]

Hayfield Elementary, not the high school.

[Anonymous]

What are the odds the people are going to get the details on this? Or is it just going to be swept under the rug and never talked about again?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What are the odds the people are going to get the details on this? Or is it just going to be swept under the rug and never talked about again?

Guess part of it depends on whether adminsitrators return to the school.

[Anonymous]

Bump.

[Anonymous]

Principal, assistant principal and more than one teacher placed on leave seems like a big deal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What are the odds the people are going to get the details on this? Or is it just going to be swept under the rug and never talked about again?

Guess part of it depends on whether adminsitrators return to the school.

I wonder. I've heard good things about the principal.

[Anonymous]

What does, “their response to an alleged disciplinary incident between two students” mean? Does it mean the students were disciplined, but not per policy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What does, “their response to an alleged disciplinary incident between two students” mean? Does it mean the students were disciplined, but not per policy?

My guess is the two students received different punishments for the same crime and there's some perceived bias involved.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What does, “their response to an alleged disciplinary incident between two students” mean? Does it mean the students were disciplined, but not per policy?

My guess is the two students received different punishments for the same crime and there's some perceived bias involved.

Or, they laid hands on them in breaking up a fight.

[Anonymous]

Yes, let’s all keep guessing & gossiping!!! Let’s start rumors! Why not just lob anything? It’s anonymous and we don’t have to have facts, right? Hell, you don’t even have to post about the correct school.

I think the principal was running a child sex ring in the basement of the school and served pizza while they played ping pong. Oh wait…that one’s already been used. 😒

[Anonymous]

The only thing I can think of that would get this degree of response would be a violation of the seclusion and restraint policies, and that’s only because FCPS has been in big trouble for that in the past so it’s on the radar of a lot of administrators. If it was something like a teacher or another employee put hands on a kid, it would just be that individual who was canned and we’d hear about the arrest like the other times that has happened recently.

[Anonymous]

Dumb question: does the restraint and exclusion policy apply to all students? Does it mean you cannot sit a child apart from the rest of the class?

Gee, I can remember when I was in school a teacher might tell a kid to go stand in the hall for a few minutes. Or, the corner....would that be exclusion?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dumb question: does the restraint and exclusion policy apply to all students? Does it mean you cannot sit a child apart from the rest of the class?

Gee, I can remember when I was in school a teacher might tell a kid to go stand in the hall for a few minutes. Or, the corner....would that be exclusion?

It’s restraint and seclusion, not exclusion

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dumb question: does the restraint and exclusion policy apply to all students? Does it mean you cannot sit a child apart from the rest of the class?

Gee, I can remember when I was in school a teacher might tell a kid to go stand in the hall for a few minutes. Or, the corner....would that be exclusion?

No.

Seclusion is essentially locking a child in a room that they can’t leave. Calm down areas, hallway breaks, , etc are not seclusion.

Putting hands on a child to prevent physical harm to another child would not violate restraint and seclusion rules. Neither does a hand on the back or arm to escort a child to another location, etc. We have yearly trainings that detail what is and is not restraint and seclusion.