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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So was this party at Churchill? Or at someone's house, an after-party?[/quote]

AT Churchill?  Are you nuts?  Of course it was held at someone's house.  I understand that the police were not called.[/quote]

Well that's totally different then. OP's post implied the entire student body was at this party and that the school was somehow to blame. Neither of which is the case, apparently. OP should have expressed herself more clearly.

So let's see. Maybe 50 kids, max, got in trouble at someone's private party. Yes, it's pretty bad. But I don't get OP's outrage at Churchill, which apparently tried, but failed, to stop it with the PSAs.[/quote]

I am the OP and in no way did my pot imply that the entire student body was at a party.  There are no parties where the entire student body attends.

I have the Churchill student Twitter feed bookmarked just to stay informed.  The point was that they had just finished Every Fifteen Minutes and on the very next day someone had a party where many students were drunk.  The point was that none of these programs are worth a damn since kids shrug off the message and go out and get drunk the very same day.  [/quote]

I'd add that the parents don't get the message either.  The parents where the party took place failed to supervise their house and the parents who's kids attended the party failed to check and see where their kids were going and if the parents would be their to supervise.

The schools in MoCo have been working their tails off to fight underage drinking and underage drinking and driving, yet parts of just about every high school community seem to tolerate and accept these parties.

YOu can't blame the schools when they try to help solve the problem and some parts of a high school community fail to support them.  And this happens at just about every MoCo high school, not just Churchill.  [/quote]

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