Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:SOURCE: https://moco360.media/2024/10/14/student-alleged-assault-teacher-laptop-northwest-high-school/
A Montgomery County Public Schools student allegedly assaulted a Northwest High School staff member by striking him in the head with a laptop Monday, according to police radio transmissions.
Around 11:53 a.m. Monday, police responded to the report of an assault at the school at 13501 Richter Farm Road in Germantown, according to the transmissions.
The dispatcher said the staff member, a 54-year-old man, was conscious but having trouble breathing after the alleged assault. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service crews also responded to the incident and the man was transported to a local hospital, according to Montgomery County Public Schools spokesperson Liliana Lopez.
Following the incident, the student, 15, was taken to the school’s office and was with the school’s security staff, according to radio transmissions.
Although police radio transmissions initially reported that a teacher had been struck, Lopez confirmed Monday afternoon that the student had struck a staff member with the laptop. She did not share any other details about the incident.
This was initially reported as a teacher but later confirmed to be a "staff member." Which makes me wonder if this was a special student and if the staff member was a paraeducator?
Surprised this didn't get more buzz immediately on this forum. Usually DCUM is on top of this stuff! I guess the Germantown parents aren't as active here?
Northwest has an SESES program (emotional disabilities) so that would be a reasonable guess.
I can also 100% guarantee this wasn't the only MCPS staff member hit by something, bitten, kicked, whatever, etc. today. Not sure why this one made the news.
So in other words, we should view this as normalized and not be concerned?
Not at all. But usually MCPS sweeps everything under the rug and nothing gets out except for rumors. I'm VERY surprised that someone from the school shared so much information. They'll be disciplined, because MCPS Central Office tells them not to do that.
The police and rescue were called (the victim went to the hospital), that's why. MCPS does cover up, but MCPD (police) and MCFRS (fire/rescue) do not.
If you remember the alleged gang rape at Rockville HS a few years ago, that only came to light because MCPD issued a press release. MCPS up to then was silent on it, including to parents who had kids at that school.
Yep. We have kids at Rockville and that was the case. I believe Weast was super at the time and he tried to pretend nothing happened until the police came out with the story.
Similar situation with the Damascus rape case. There was a good Washington Post article about that one.
No, Jack Smith was the superintendent.
https://moco360.media/2017/04/06/a-timeline-of-the-rockville-high-school-rape-case/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:SOURCE: https://moco360.media/2024/10/14/student-alleged-assault-teacher-laptop-northwest-high-school/
A Montgomery County Public Schools student allegedly assaulted a Northwest High School staff member by striking him in the head with a laptop Monday, according to police radio transmissions.
Around 11:53 a.m. Monday, police responded to the report of an assault at the school at 13501 Richter Farm Road in Germantown, according to the transmissions.
The dispatcher said the staff member, a 54-year-old man, was conscious but having trouble breathing after the alleged assault. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service crews also responded to the incident and the man was transported to a local hospital, according to Montgomery County Public Schools spokesperson Liliana Lopez.
Following the incident, the student, 15, was taken to the school’s office and was with the school’s security staff, according to radio transmissions.
Although police radio transmissions initially reported that a teacher had been struck, Lopez confirmed Monday afternoon that the student had struck a staff member with the laptop. She did not share any other details about the incident.
This was initially reported as a teacher but later confirmed to be a "staff member." Which makes me wonder if this was a special student and if the staff member was a paraeducator?
Surprised this didn't get more buzz immediately on this forum. Usually DCUM is on top of this stuff! I guess the Germantown parents aren't as active here?
Northwest has an SESES program (emotional disabilities) so that would be a reasonable guess.
I can also 100% guarantee this wasn't the only MCPS staff member hit by something, bitten, kicked, whatever, etc. today. Not sure why this one made the news.
So in other words, we should view this as normalized and not be concerned?
Not at all. But usually MCPS sweeps everything under the rug and nothing gets out except for rumors. I'm VERY surprised that someone from the school shared so much information. They'll be disciplined, because MCPS Central Office tells them not to do that.
The police and rescue were called (the victim went to the hospital), that's why. MCPS does cover up, but MCPD (police) and MCFRS (fire/rescue) do not.
If you remember the alleged gang rape at Rockville HS a few years ago, that only came to light because MCPD issued a press release. MCPS up to then was silent on it, including to parents who had kids at that school.
Yep. We have kids at Rockville and that was the case. I believe Weast was super at the time and he tried to pretend nothing happened until the police came out with the story.
Similar situation with the Damascus rape case. There was a good Washington Post article about that one.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:SOURCE: https://moco360.media/2024/10/14/student-alleged-assault-teacher-laptop-northwest-high-school/
A Montgomery County Public Schools student allegedly assaulted a Northwest High School staff member by striking him in the head with a laptop Monday, according to police radio transmissions.
Around 11:53 a.m. Monday, police responded to the report of an assault at the school at 13501 Richter Farm Road in Germantown, according to the transmissions.
The dispatcher said the staff member, a 54-year-old man, was conscious but having trouble breathing after the alleged assault. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service crews also responded to the incident and the man was transported to a local hospital, according to Montgomery County Public Schools spokesperson Liliana Lopez.
Following the incident, the student, 15, was taken to the school’s office and was with the school’s security staff, according to radio transmissions.
Although police radio transmissions initially reported that a teacher had been struck, Lopez confirmed Monday afternoon that the student had struck a staff member with the laptop. She did not share any other details about the incident.
This was initially reported as a teacher but later confirmed to be a "staff member." Which makes me wonder if this was a special student and if the staff member was a paraeducator?
Surprised this didn't get more buzz immediately on this forum. Usually DCUM is on top of this stuff! I guess the Germantown parents aren't as active here?
Northwest has an SESES program (emotional disabilities) so that would be a reasonable guess.
I can also 100% guarantee this wasn't the only MCPS staff member hit by something, bitten, kicked, whatever, etc. today. Not sure why this one made the news.
So in other words, we should view this as normalized and not be concerned?
Not at all. But usually MCPS sweeps everything under the rug and nothing gets out except for rumors. I'm VERY surprised that someone from the school shared so much information. They'll be disciplined, because MCPS Central Office tells them not to do that.
The police and rescue were called (the victim went to the hospital), that's why. MCPS does cover up, but MCPD (police) and MCFRS (fire/rescue) do not.
If you remember the alleged gang rape at Rockville HS a few years ago, that only came to light because MCPD issued a press release. MCPS up to then was silent on it, including to parents who had kids at that school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:SOURCE: https://moco360.media/2024/10/14/student-alleged-assault-teacher-laptop-northwest-high-school/
A Montgomery County Public Schools student allegedly assaulted a Northwest High School staff member by striking him in the head with a laptop Monday, according to police radio transmissions.
Around 11:53 a.m. Monday, police responded to the report of an assault at the school at 13501 Richter Farm Road in Germantown, according to the transmissions.
The dispatcher said the staff member, a 54-year-old man, was conscious but having trouble breathing after the alleged assault. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service crews also responded to the incident and the man was transported to a local hospital, according to Montgomery County Public Schools spokesperson Liliana Lopez.
Following the incident, the student, 15, was taken to the school’s office and was with the school’s security staff, according to radio transmissions.
Although police radio transmissions initially reported that a teacher had been struck, Lopez confirmed Monday afternoon that the student had struck a staff member with the laptop. She did not share any other details about the incident.
This was initially reported as a teacher but later confirmed to be a "staff member." Which makes me wonder if this was a special student and if the staff member was a paraeducator?
Surprised this didn't get more buzz immediately on this forum. Usually DCUM is on top of this stuff! I guess the Germantown parents aren't as active here?
Northwest has an SESES program (emotional disabilities) so that would be a reasonable guess.
I can also 100% guarantee this wasn't the only MCPS staff member hit by something, bitten, kicked, whatever, etc. today. Not sure why this one made the news.
So in other words, we should view this as normalized and not be concerned?
Not at all. But usually MCPS sweeps everything under the rug and nothing gets out except for rumors. I'm VERY surprised that someone from the school shared so much information. They'll be disciplined, because MCPS Central Office tells them not to do that.
The police and rescue were called (the victim went to the hospital), that's why. MCPS does cover up, but MCPD (police) and MCFRS (fire/rescue) do not.
If you remember the alleged gang rape at Rockville HS a few years ago, that only came to light because MCPD issued a press release. MCPS up to then was silent on it, including to parents who had kids at that school.
Anonymous wrote:This is why you send your kids to private school. This would never happen. In the remote chance that it did, the student would be gone no questions asked.
Anonymous wrote:This is why you send your kids to private school. This would never happen. In the remote chance that it did, the student would be gone no questions asked.
Anonymous wrote:This is why you send your kids to private school. This would never happen. In the remote chance that it did, the student would be gone no questions asked.