Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You all misunderstood--i worded that really badly, I guess. We moved to Shepherd for the Wilson cachement, in part. I will not send my kid to a school with metal detectors. That was all I meant.
I realize now why this was misinterpreted--and it is just another example of how fucked up DC can be racially--but I wasn't saying anything about black students and guns. For real.
II went to an urbanschool--I tend to think they are actually safer and healthier than the giant burb pressure cookers. It is just that metal detectors--the idea of treating all kids like potential terrorists every day--that is not where I want my kid to be.
In this day and age, I want security at the entrance to my school. There are school shootings all the time throughout the country, it is just a sign of the times.
And how has all the security theater worked out at Wilson?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You all misunderstood--i worded that really badly, I guess. We moved to Shepherd for the Wilson cachement, in part. I will not send my kid to a school with metal detectors. That was all I meant.
I realize now why this was misinterpreted--and it is just another example of how fucked up DC can be racially--but I wasn't saying anything about black students and guns. For real.
II went to an urbanschool--I tend to think they are actually safer and healthier than the giant burb pressure cookers. It is just that metal detectors--the idea of treating all kids like potential terrorists every day--that is not where I want my kid to be.
In this day and age, I want security at the entrance to my school. There are school shootings all the time throughout the country, it is just a sign of the times.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And also, how depressing that I type Shepherd Park and you all jump to the conclusion I am talking about black kids and guns. Jesus. If we had moved to tenleytown instead, I would have typed that.
Did you just read in the news about another mass shooting, I don't care where it is, metal detectors should be in all schools.
Anonymous wrote:And also, how depressing that I type Shepherd Park and you all jump to the conclusion I am talking about black kids and guns. Jesus. If we had moved to tenleytown instead, I would have typed that.
Anonymous wrote:You all misunderstood--i worded that really badly, I guess. We moved to Shepherd for the Wilson cachement, in part. I will not send my kid to a school with metal detectors. That was all I meant.
I realize now why this was misinterpreted--and it is just another example of how fucked up DC can be racially--but I wasn't saying anything about black students and guns. For real.
II went to an urbanschool--I tend to think they are actually safer and healthier than the giant burb pressure cookers. It is just that metal detectors--the idea of treating all kids like potential terrorists every day--that is not where I want my kid to be.
Racist wrote:Yeah, fuck this Shepherd Park cachement to Wilson. I am not sending my kid to a school with metal detectors.
Anonymous wrote:You all misunderstood--i worded that really badly, I guess. We moved to Shepherd for the Wilson cachement, in part. I will not send my kid to a school with metal detectors. That was all I meant.
I realize now why this was misinterpreted--and it is just another example of how fucked up DC can be racially--but I wasn't saying anything about black students and guns. For real.
II went to an urbanschool--I tend to think they are actually safer and healthier than the giant burb pressure cookers. It is just that metal detectors--the idea of treating all kids like potential terrorists every day--that is not where I want my kid to be.
Anonymous wrote:About creating a better school.climate and abetting the nuisance behavior on Wisconsin and by metro?
jsteele wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:jsteele wrote:The Beacon article is here:
http://thewilsonbeacon.com/gun-confiscated-from-wilson-student/
It's much more informative than the Post's article.
So he was holding it under his desk in class? That's even more serious.
was it loaded? did the kid have bullets to put in it? No one seems very interested in if the weapon was actually lethal.
It's not that we are not interested - we are. It's just that that information is not available publicly at this time and nobody on DCUM knows the answer - so we are not mindlessly speculating about it.
- A Wilson Parent
Nothing personal. but why are some DCPS parents conditioned to be so passive?
What is your proposal? That we demand this information at gunpoint?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DC knows the young man who had the gun, says he's smart and funny but been very withdrawn this year. I am glad the gun was reported, and no one was hurt. I hope the youngster gets the help he needs, someplace other than Wilson
Apparently he wanted to get another boy in trouble by putting the gun in the other person's backpack and then report it.
He also said he used a different door to get in and did not go through the metal detectors.
wait, what? One kid planted a gun on another kid?