MCPS isn't without problems, but the OP here is just wrong. This starts at home. You're sitting here assuming he brought a gun to school without ANY facts to back it up, but you need it to fit your narrative.

This isn't on the schools. This one? ALL and I mean ALL on the parents. It's insane to see how easy you want to absolve parents of responsibility when it is so obvious. (I AM a parent. I'm disgusted by your response.)

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Anonymous wrote:How is MCPS responsible as opposed to families or the wider community?

They aren't but they are responsible for what happens in school, I think the point would be and it would make sense to add security and detectors.

So the metro murder happened in school OP? No I don't think that's quite right.

I'm trying to bend the facts to suit my belief that public schools must be made into prisons. If they become so awful, more people will support vouchers and school choice which is what I really really want.

It does seem like that's the thinking.

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Anonymous wrote:How did he have a gun in the first place? This country is beyond messed up.

If only the police would do their jobs.

If no one reports it how can they make an arrest? You can’t seriously be suggesting the police randomly pat down people and search bags.

The person above posts this “police need to do their jobs”’stuff regularly. Several posters have tried to explain the true nature of what police can / can’t do. It doesn’t matter to the PP.

It’s best to just ignore that person.

I think their point is the posters claiming there's all this crime going on at schools that only they seem to know about can't have it both ways.

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Anonymous wrote:How is MCPS responsible as opposed to families or the wider community?

They aren't but they are responsible for what happens in school, I think the point would be and it would make sense to add security and detectors.

So the metro murder happened in school OP? No I don't think that's quite right.

I'm trying to bend the facts to suit my belief that public schools must be made into prisons. If they become so awful, more people will support vouchers and school choice which is what I really really want.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How did he have a gun in the first place? This country is beyond messed up.

If only the police would do their jobs.

If no one reports it how can they make an arrest? You can’t seriously be suggesting the police randomly pat down people and search bags.

The person above posts this “police need to do their jobs”’stuff regularly. Several posters have tried to explain the true nature of what police can / can’t do. It doesn’t matter to the PP.

It’s best to just ignore that person.

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Anonymous wrote:How did he have a gun in the first place? This country is beyond messed up.

If only the police would do their jobs.

If no one reports it how can they make an arrest? You can’t seriously be suggesting the police randomly pat down people and search bags.

Need SROs back in school.
Period.

Anonymous wrote:How did he have a gun in the first place? This country is beyond messed up.

If only the police would do their jobs.

Anonymous wrote:First there is a shooting inside the school.

Then there is another student accused of murder at the local metro station.

My kid says there are guns in school often. All the kids know and none are going to snitch.

Why isn't MCPD making arrests?

How did he have a gun in the first place? This country is beyond messed up.

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Anonymous wrote:How is MCPS responsible as opposed to families or the wider community?

They aren't but they are responsible for what happens in school, I think the point would be and it would make sense to add security and detectors.

So the metro murder happened in school OP? No I don't think that's quite right.

You think this kid never brought his gun to school?

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Anonymous wrote:How is MCPS responsible as opposed to families or the wider community?

They aren't but they are responsible for what happens in school, I think the point would be and it would make sense to add security and detectors.

So the metro murder happened in school OP? No I don't think that's quite right.

Anonymous wrote:How is MCPS responsible as opposed to families or the wider community?

They aren't but they are responsible for what happens in school, I think the point would be and it would make sense to add security and detectors.

How is MCPS responsible as opposed to families or the wider community?

First there is a shooting inside the school.

Then there is another student accused of murder at the local metro station.

My kid says there are guns in school often. All the kids know and none are going to snitch.