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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Who cares where she transfers to!! It’s her choice not yours. Move along[/quote]

Correct, it’s her choice to transfer where she wants. It was also her choice to transfer knowing she would have to sit out a year of sports based on LCPS policies. Hoping to bend the rules was not a great strategy when others before her had been denied waivers to other LCPS schools. I don’t think people fault the student, this falls on Indy and her parents for steering her in the wrong direction if lacrosse was so important to her.[/quote]

The rules exist for a reason.  if transferring schools to play a sport were allowed just because a girl or a family REALLY wants to do so, and they won't take no for an answer, I have no doubt there would be a steady merry go round of players changing schools when they don't like their coach, want to play with friends, want to get on a better team, or whatever.  It would be even worse on the boys side.  forgive me for asking a  question that is probably answered above, but I don't have time to read all seven pages, but why does this family think there should be an exception here?[/quote]

Their argument is it is important for her mental health and that she shouldn't be punished while her alleged tormentor(s) -- who they let their lawyer identify as the daughter of her original coach -- gets to play.

But really, they've changed their story so much it's a little hard to follow. But I think that's what it boils down to. They've also (erroneously) conflated this into being a bigger thing about denying opportunities to kids suffering from mental illnesses more broadly while insinuating LCPS is uncaring about mental health and/or was somehow "covering up" bullying.

The problem for them became the optics of transferring to a specific school that had been states runners up last year and is asp coached by her club team coach when there were two other closer HS options she bypassed. And then saying things like she's already committed to play in college and she transferred to the school she chose because she wanted to play with friends. [/quote]

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