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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This county is becoming a joke.  I hope that teacher is brought down.[/quote]

I’m a teacher and I’m not about to get involved when a student has a knife. [/quote]
Do you want violent kids to remain in school? Or be expelled?[/quote]
Crickets from the teacher. Why?[/quote]

I am a teacher. Violent students deserve an education but it doesn’t have to be in person. They can do online schooling IMO. [/quote]
Not a bad idea.  Also, FCPS offers several programs for students who have experienced difficulties with the law or need alternative educational settings. These include Alternative High Schools like Bryant High School and Mountain View High School. Additionally, Alternative Learning Centers (ALCs) such as Bryant, Burke, Montrose, and Mountain View provide specialized support for students needing more individualized instruction. [/quote]

Students who stab other students are not going to Bryant, Mountain View, etc. They are heading to juvie (where, yes, they will have access to classes).[/quote]

Wrong, as a parent whose child suffered a brutal attack both in middle and high school, pressed charges, etc, the officers both times said no such thing as juvie in FCPS anymore.
Also, Fairfax Juvie is not a jail it basically looks like any other fcps school so its not really a punishment

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STn6W62spyc[/youtube][/quote]

Regardless of what you think about the Fairfax JDC, the kid will be going to juvenile jail and not an FCPS school. [/quote]

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