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Reply to "MCPS leadership gives pathetic response to bathroom safety concerns raised by parents"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Clearly, it is the best they can do. Why don't you volunteer as security to walk the halls?[/quote] Quick. Who wants to play spot the MCPS employee? Get a life. Change careers if you hate kids this much that drug use going on in bathrooms doesn't concern you. [/quote] I don't work for MCPS, good try. If no one else wants those jobs and you are complaining you should be the first to step up and do it. [/quote] If you don’t work for the school system, then what’s your motivation for the boot licking? You get a kick out of kids being traumatized?[/quote] What is your solution? Just to complain?[/quote] Let's hear yours first.[/quote] My solution is more SRO's, security guards and Para's monitoring, security cameras everywhere but the bathrooms and have staff monitor the bathrooms. Also, add metal detectors and bag searches as well as wearing student ID's. And, have detentions and suspend/expel kids. Make it mandatory kids with drug related issues be required to do drug testing (county has programs) and treatment in order to stay in school. And, bring back special schools for kids with behavioral issues.[/quote] Your solution is to turn schools into low-security prisons, with higher-security prisons for kids who violate the rules of the low-security prisons.[/quote] A place where drug use and violence run rampantly and unchecked is already a prison environment. Increasing security is an attempt the school building back to the learning environment it was intended to be.[/quote] No, that is not what "prison" means.[/quote]
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