Video of hallway brawls at Whitman

[Anonymous]

You have to love how the Whiteman community bands together when someone who doesn't look like them does something.

Way to show your true colors.

[Anonymous]

My kids would have broken up the fight, sad there are kids that stand around and video tape.

[Anonymous]

is the second part before the security arrived? If not, why didn't security stop this?

what to advise our kids - don't leave the classroom so you're not caught in the halls alone?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You have to love how the Whiteman community bands together when someone who doesn't look like them does something.

Way to show your true colors.

So assault should be celebrated?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Very likely the attackers are from the National Center for Children and Families. They have defacto immunity. You will never hear anything.

To be fair, NCCF has been there since the 1930s and the specific program for homeless and abandoned youth has been there since the 70s. Probably longer than most of the folks on this board complaining about their existence.

[Anonymous]

Just get attention because it’s Whitman.

This is happening in every high school and even middle schools in our county. Yet it gets covered up and the same bullies and aggravators are allowed back in because they can’t be expelled. Expel them!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just get attention because it’s Whitman.

This is happening in every high school and even middle schools in our county. Yet it gets covered up and the same bullies and aggravators are allowed back in because they can’t be expelled. Expel them!

What attention? A Twitter post? Is the media even covering it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Very likely the attackers are from the National Center for Children and Families. They have defacto immunity. You will never hear anything.

Because they don't look like Whitman kids?

[Anonymous]

How can we reclaim this land and space to create a home for the developmentally disabled in our community?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The students who jumped the victim are reportedly students at Whitman. They are not from the area originally. They live together in a state-sponsored program for juvenile offenders in the neighborhood.

It's the group home on Green tree. They cause havoc in the school and neighborhood routinely. The murder at Target comes to mind. They will squash it, beg for $, and gaslight the community for not being welcoming.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very likely the attackers are from the National Center for Children and Families. They have defacto immunity. You will never hear anything.

To be fair, NCCF has been there since the 1930s and the specific program for homeless and abandoned youth has been there since the 70s. Probably longer than most of the folks on this board complaining about their existence.

This program to bring violent offenders here is relatively new. Shelter for families in need sure, makes sense, and they are embraced.

The group home model for the recently released from jail, not so much. If you new the violent rap sheets on the kids, you would not want to send your kids to school with, on the bus with, or anywhere near them. They are extremely dangerous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You have to love how the Whiteman community bands together when someone who doesn't look like them does something.

Way to show your true colors.

Right on time with the gaslighting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very likely the attackers are from the National Center for Children and Families. They have defacto immunity. You will never hear anything.

Because they don't look like Whitman kids?

Because they are from there. The kids on the bus know where they are picked up and dropped off. It's not a secret. You sound racist.

[Anonymous]

This program to bring violent offenders here is relatively new. Shelter for families in need sure, makes sense, and they are embraced.

The group home model for the recently released from jail, not so much. If you new the violent rap sheets on the kids, you would not want to send your kids to school with, on the bus with, or anywhere near them. They are extremely dangerous.

They should be moved out of your community into someone else's?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How can we reclaim this land and space to create a home for the developmentally disabled in our community?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The students who jumped the victim are reportedly students at Whitman. They are not from the area originally. They live together in a state-sponsored program for juvenile offenders in the neighborhood.

It's the group home on Green tree. They cause havoc in the school and neighborhood routinely. The murder at Target comes to mind. They will squash it, beg for $, and gaslight the community for not being welcoming.

A home for the disabled sound wonderful. Get a petition going.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
This program to bring violent offenders here is relatively new. Shelter for families in need sure, makes sense, and they are embraced.

The group home model for the recently released from jail, not so much. If you new the violent rap sheets on the kids, you would not want to send your kids to school with, on the bus with, or anywhere near them. They are extremely dangerous.

They should be moved out of your community into someone else's?



They should be in a school that can help them and heavily supervised until they can behave in a civil manner.