Student with gun at Jackson Reed

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:2 weeks ago 2 kids were fighting and people said a gun fell off his pants after the afternoon game..Again where is the security in the DCPS.We need more security 🤔

At JR?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Unbelievable that a kid who brings a gun to school would simply be transferred.

Absolutely. That seems like automatic expulsion. And charges from the police.

As was pointed out repeatedly above, it is automatic expulsion.

Is it expulsion from the school or expulsion from DCPS? Will this kid possibly show up in elsewhere?

The only school that needs weapons on campus even less than J-R is... every other HS in DC.

Transfer him to virtual campus.

This was why my school district growing up had an alternative high school that was explicitly for kids with these sorts of issues. It has more intensive intervention programs (resident social workers, kids had to sign contracts regarding stuff like weapons and drugs, and the curriculum included intervention education to address issues around violence and criminality). It had some great and committed teachers. It was not perfectly successful but it did help many kids while also shifting the major behavioral issues out of the general population.

Those programs could work, as long as a Trayon White can't get his grubby fingers in there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unbelievable that a kid who brings a gun to school would simply be transferred.

Absolutely. That seems like automatic expulsion. And charges from the police.

As was pointed out repeatedly above, it is automatic expulsion.

Is it expulsion from the school or expulsion from DCPS? Will this kid possibly show up in elsewhere?

It is expulsion from all of DCPS. Also, the state superintendent is required to refer the matter to the police.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unbelievable that a kid who brings a gun to school would simply be transferred.

Absolutely. That seems like automatic expulsion. And charges from the police.

As was pointed out repeatedly above, it is automatic expulsion.

Is it expulsion from the school or expulsion from DCPS? Will this kid possibly show up in elsewhere?

It is expulsion from all of DCPS. Also, the state superintendent is required to refer the matter to the police.

So the student will most likely land at a charter high school. There are a few alternative charter schools.