Security guard injured during brawl at Clarksburg High School

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will rezoning and send troubled kids to different school make these students change?

Nope. THere's a high likelihood that they won't change. No matter what MCPS tries to do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will rezoning and send troubled kids to different school make these students change?

Nope. THere's a high likelihood that they won't change. No matter what MCPS tries to do.

Yes and no. It really depends on the child and their parent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will rezoning and send troubled kids to different school make these students change?

The thinking on this thread seems to be, "As long as they're not at my kid's school, who cares?"

[Anonymous]

The new Seneca is gonna be lit

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will rezoning and send troubled kids to different school make these students change?

The thinking on this thread seems to be, "As long as they're not at my kid's school, who cares?"

Because everyone knows that HS kids who are disruptive and dangerous aren't going to change unless there's some type of miraculous change that happens at home. No one wants to put their kids through some social experiment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will rezoning and send troubled kids to different school make these students change?

The thinking on this thread seems to be, "As long as they're not at my kid's school, who cares?"

Because everyone knows that HS kids who are disruptive and dangerous aren't going to change unless there's some type of miraculous change that happens at home. No one wants to put their kids through some social experiment.

What social experiment, specifically, are you referring to?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will rezoning and send troubled kids to different school make these students change?

Nope. THere's a high likelihood that they won't change. No matter what MCPS tries to do.

Yes and no. It really depends on the child and their parent.

Before social media, it was a lot easier for a troubled kid to get a fresh start. Now new peers and teachers can easily drag up your past and it is harder to break free of a bad crowd at your former school. If my kid was ever in this position, we’d have them delete SM and block all old contacts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will rezoning and send troubled kids to different school make these students change?

Nope. THere's a high likelihood that they won't change. No matter what MCPS tries to do.

Yes and no. It really depends on the child and their parent.

Before social media, it was a lot easier for a troubled kid to get a fresh start. Now new peers and teachers can easily drag up your past and it is harder to break free of a bad crowd at your former school. If my kid was ever in this position, we’d have them delete SM and block all old contacts.

[Anonymous]

For those interested in the Clarksburg, Northwest, and Seneca Valley High Schools Boundary Study:

http://gis.mcpsmd.org/boundarystudypdfs/SVHS_FlyerPIM1English.pdf

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xsXBcrIgqT8

https://www.mymcmedia.org/attorney-says-17-year-old-was-injured-in-assault-at-rockville-high-school-on-march-7th/

Fights inside school - kids just watch, video and laugh. Is this how we raise decent adults?


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yFt513vnAeI

That first video is in California. Context clues and all that...