Churchill Fight and Security

[Anonymous]

How does a kid who has been expelled into the school and beat up another student? Principal Taylor send an email notifying parents. Where was security and how did this happen?

[Anonymous]

I’m amazed that people still send their children to public school and shocked at this.

[Anonymous]

A fight at a high school!?

[Anonymous]

What facts do you have about the incident? How do you know the student who assaulted the other student was expelled?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m amazed that people still send their children to public school and shocked at this.

You're right. I'm sorry. We should all send our kids to private school. Problem solved! How silly of poor me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What facts do you have about the incident? How do you know the student who assaulted the other student was expelled?

Don’t need facts these days. Just know.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m amazed that people still send their children to public school and shocked at this.

You're right. I'm sorry. We should all send our kids to private school. Problem solved! How silly of poor me.

Don’t have children until you can provide them with an education where they are safe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m amazed that people still send their children to public school and shocked at this.

You're right. I'm sorry. We should all send our kids to private school. Problem solved! How silly of poor me.

Every single private school in the dmv area offers reduced-tuition or no-pay. I am certain you did not look into it.

[Anonymous]

I have no knowledge of this incident, but if you want to know how a former student walks into an MCPS school, well, they can flash their old ID at the door and get in during the morning scrum. There are simply too many students coming in at the same time, no one can physically look at every photo ID and double check that it's current.

Institutional buildings are just not built to keep out violent people, especially if those people are members of their own community.

If you want your tax dollars to go to secure turnstiles, like those installed in state of the art, modern buildings, then PAY UP. You stick your ID on the reader, and the little door or whatever opens up. If the ID has been deactivated by management, it stays closed. And that STILL doesn't guard against CURRENT EMPLOYEES who want to shoot up their workplace.

Then we get to metal detectors. We would need rows of them, like the turnstiles, to accommodate the influx of kids. And that STILL doesn't protect against 3D printed guns, that are by definition PLASTIC.

Finally, we have X-ray machines, like in airports. They easily detect 3D weapons. You want airport style security in every public school? We need to build large extensions and completely revamp the layout because there's no space to put enough of them in our buildings. And the county is not rich enough to afford them, even if they raise taxes, what with staffing and maintenance.

So. What do you want, OP?

[Anonymous]

18:06 again. And there have been shootings in private school. There are fewer because there are far fewer private schools compared to public schools. Private schools are not in any way equipped to handle violence either. No workplace or school is, apart from a few highly secure specialized buildings.

[Anonymous]

Where is the letter?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have no knowledge of this incident, but if you want to know how a former student walks into an MCPS school, well, they can flash their old ID at the door and get in during the morning scrum. There are simply too many students coming in at the same time, no one can physically look at every photo ID and double check that it's current.

Institutional buildings are just not built to keep out violent people, especially if those people are members of their own community.

If you want your tax dollars to go to secure turnstiles, like those installed in state of the art, modern buildings, then PAY UP. You stick your ID on the reader, and the little door or whatever opens up. If the ID has been deactivated by management, it stays closed. And that STILL doesn't guard against CURRENT EMPLOYEES who want to shoot up their workplace.

Then we get to metal detectors. We would need rows of them, like the turnstiles, to accommodate the influx of kids. And that STILL doesn't protect against 3D printed guns, that are by definition PLASTIC.

Finally, we have X-ray machines, like in airports. They easily detect 3D weapons. You want airport style security in every public school? We need to build large extensions and completely revamp the layout because there's no space to put enough of them in our buildings. And the county is not rich enough to afford them, even if they raise taxes, what with staffing and maintenance.

So. What do you want, OP?

Not the OP, but I would like much stricter gun control laws, so we only have to worry about fights (like this one).

I am shocked . . . shocked! . . . that there is fighting in a public high school. It stinks, and the aggressor should be punished, but I can't really get twisted up about it.

[Anonymous]

Unlocked doors or other kids let them in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have no knowledge of this incident, but if you want to know how a former student walks into an MCPS school, well, they can flash their old ID at the door and get in during the morning scrum. There are simply too many students coming in at the same time, no one can physically look at every photo ID and double check that it's current.

Institutional buildings are just not built to keep out violent people, especially if those people are members of their own community.

If you want your tax dollars to go to secure turnstiles, like those installed in state of the art, modern buildings, then PAY UP. You stick your ID on the reader, and the little door or whatever opens up. If the ID has been deactivated by management, it stays closed. And that STILL doesn't guard against CURRENT EMPLOYEES who want to shoot up their workplace.

Then we get to metal detectors. We would need rows of them, like the turnstiles, to accommodate the influx of kids. And that STILL doesn't protect against 3D printed guns, that are by definition PLASTIC.

Finally, we have X-ray machines, like in airports. They easily detect 3D weapons. You want airport style security in every public school? We need to build large extensions and completely revamp the layout because there's no space to put enough of them in our buildings. And the county is not rich enough to afford them, even if they raise taxes, what with staffing and maintenance.

So. What do you want, OP?

I want the detectors and x-ray machines.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m amazed that people still send their children to public school and shocked at this.

You're right. I'm sorry. We should all send our kids to private school. Problem solved! How silly of poor me.

Don’t have children until you can provide them with an education where they are safe.

Extinction Level event happening then