Fight btw BCC & WJ students after game @ 8:30 Friday night

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Damn. That wasn’t a fight. It was a beat down. Multiple kids kicking a kid on the ground. The races are obvious as well. Not good optics.

You know nothing of what happened prior to that so stop with the message you are trying to relay

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Anonymous wrote:Every WJ/BCC basketball and football game. Just means they'll impose more restrictions going forward.

It's just another strong indicator of MCPS decline when students at these schools act like gang members.

It’s likely because they ARE gang members.

Quite possibly.

Tell me you’ve always lived west of the park without….

Actually, no.

Are you familiar with gang issues in MoCo schools?

[Anonymous]

Ski masks???

Only criminals carry them. They need to be prepared when the group opts to knock over a 7-11 or launch a melee.

Thugs be thugging. Poor people have poor ways.

Those violent teens need reform school. Quickly.

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Anonymous wrote:Every WJ/BCC basketball and football game. Just means they'll impose more restrictions going forward.

It's just another strong indicator of MCPS decline when students at these schools act like gang members.

It’s likely because they ARE gang members.

Quite possibly.

Tell me you’ve always lived west of the park without….

Actually, no.

Are you familiar with gang issues in MoCo schools?

Growing up in NJ, our football games were always Saturday morning.

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Anonymous wrote:Every WJ/BCC basketball and football game. Just means they'll impose more restrictions going forward.

It's just another strong indicator of MCPS decline when students at these schools act like gang members.

It’s likely because they ARE gang members.

Quite possibly.

Tell me you’ve always lived west of the park without….

Actually, no.

Are you familiar with gang issues in MoCo schools?

Yes. And have done the gang training multiple times.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Games need to be in daylight. After school. Maybe on Saturday mornings

+1 Excellent idea, if the alternative is what we've seen in this video.

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Anonymous wrote:Every WJ/BCC basketball and football game. Just means they'll impose more restrictions going forward.

It's just another strong indicator of MCPS decline when students at these schools act like gang members.

It’s likely because they ARE gang members.

Quite possibly.

Tell me you’ve always lived west of the park without….

Actually, no.

Are you familiar with gang issues in MoCo schools?

Yes. And have done the gang training multiple times.

To add - Some of those kids (not the attackers) appear super young. Please don’t ascribe adult attributes to children of color.

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Anonymous wrote:Every WJ/BCC basketball and football game. Just means they'll impose more restrictions going forward.

It's just another strong indicator of MCPS decline when students at these schools act like gang members.

It’s likely because they ARE gang members.

Quite possibly.

Tell me you’ve always lived west of the park without….

Actually, no.

Are you familiar with gang issues in MoCo schools?

Yes. And have done the gang training multiple times.

To add - Some of those kids (not the attackers) appear super young. Please don’t ascribe adult attributes to children of color.

What were those super young children doing there?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:new BCC parent here. Not going to send my kid to any more games and won't attend.

But this didn't happen at the game.

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Anonymous wrote:Every WJ/BCC basketball and football game. Just means they'll impose more restrictions going forward.

It's just another strong indicator of MCPS decline when students at these schools act like gang members.

It’s likely because they ARE gang members.

Quite possibly.

Tell me you’ve always lived west of the park without….

Actually, no.

Are you familiar with gang issues in MoCo schools?

Yes. And have done the gang training multiple times.

To add - Some of those kids (not the attackers) appear super young. Please don’t ascribe adult attributes to children of color.

What were those super young children doing there?

That was my thought as well. They look like they are freshmen.

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Anonymous wrote:Every WJ/BCC basketball and football game. Just means they'll impose more restrictions going forward.

It's just another strong indicator of MCPS decline when students at these schools act like gang members.

It’s likely because they ARE gang members.

Quite possibly.

Tell me you’ve always lived west of the park without….

Actually, no.

Are you familiar with gang issues in MoCo schools?

Yes. And have done the gang training multiple times.

To add - Some of those kids (not the attackers) appear super young. Please don’t ascribe adult attributes to children of color.

What were those super young children doing there?

DP. Being high school students, presumably? It's quite common to start high school at 14. 14 is not an adult. Are you saying it's categorically inappropriate for a 14-year-old to be in downtown Bethesda without their parents at 8:30 pm on a Friday night?

[Anonymous]

MoCo is so gross now.

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The next home game will likely be right after school and parents of players will be unhappy they can’t make it because of work.

[Anonymous]

Not about football. Not about night game time. Not about police. Not about principals or coaches. Not BCC WJ rivalry. Systemic breakdown post-pandemic. Adolescents in crisis across the country. And, MOCO was the last district to open school doors during covid. Bigger issue, going to get bigger.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not about football. Not about night game time. Not about police. Not about principals or coaches. Not BCC WJ rivalry. Systemic breakdown post-pandemic. Adolescents in crisis across the country. And, MOCO was the last district to open school doors during covid. Bigger issue, going to get bigger.

I think this is true, and it’s so sad and so daunting.