Anonymous wrote:So what should be done? I don't know if kids even understand the magnitude of their actions.

Any child over the age of 10-12, even younger understands hate and what it means. If not, then MCPS and their parents failed them and its probably too late so we need to expel these kids vs. restorative justice. Small incident, suspend, big incident special behavior school, big incident expelled. Simple. If their parents don't care they behave like that they can educate them at home.

So what should be done? I don't know if kids even understand the magnitude of their actions.

Interesting no one from the Jewish community was involved in that discussion and it was just a bunch of fluff.

You can watch the press conference here:

https://www.youtube.com/live/uenubRTP6Ss?feature=share&t=1031

Anonymous wrote:I hope they tell us the schools so that the PTAs can also get involved.

PTA's and MCCPTA haven't do much so what are you expecting them to do?

I hope they tell us the schools so that the PTAs can also get involved.

Sorry meant press conference happened. Journalist is writing up a story

There’s going to be a press conference

When the perpetrator is identified, I recommend summary education. No trial or anything. Just take them out back. We need to make a really loud statement about this. I suggest bang-bang.

Anonymous wrote:WTF

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And to elaborate, I think some of these incidents are for the shock value. I think if any school property was vandalized then those kids needs to be punished. No "restorative justice" crap.

WTF

wtf?

Sadly, not surprising. MCPS is fine with it. Its sad our kids have to deal with this.

Not many details yet as it’s from a tweet https://twitter.com/ginny_bixby/status/1628482718920056832?s=46&t=i--kIYweTZR-BSkjspy-2g