Thanks for all those who voted to take police out of schools. Terrible decision.
Bring the police back to the schools and anyone who brings a weapon to school, expelled.
Kids and teachers should feel safe in the schools!!

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Anonymous wrote:Wow. Another day, another violent incident in MCPS high schools that the system fails to address seriously. This is sad.

Wow. Another day parents didn’t parent. Very sad.

Y'all don't get tired of giving MCPS a free pass for failing to do the basics?

It is the job of MCPS to educate children NOT raise children. People are TIRED of giving parents a free pass by blaming everyone else.

It is MCPS's job to keep kids safe while they're under their care. Cut the crap.

There's only so much they can do though.

Yes they can. They choose not to.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow. Another day, another violent incident in MCPS high schools that the system fails to address seriously. This is sad.

Wow. Another day parents didn’t parent. Very sad.

Y'all don't get tired of giving MCPS a free pass for failing to do the basics?

It is the job of MCPS to educate children NOT raise children. People are TIRED of giving parents a free pass by blaming everyone else.

It is MCPS's job to keep kids safe while they're under their care. Cut the crap.

There's only so much they can do though.

According to who??

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Anonymous wrote:Wow. Another day, another violent incident in MCPS high schools that the system fails to address seriously. This is sad.

Wow. Another day parents didn’t parent. Very sad.

Y'all don't get tired of giving MCPS a free pass for failing to do the basics?

It is the job of MCPS to educate children NOT raise children. People are TIRED of giving parents a free pass by blaming everyone else.

It is MCPS's job to keep kids safe while they're under their care. Cut the crap.

There's only so much they can do though.

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Anonymous wrote:A knife and pepper spray were found on a 13yo student at Wootton yesterday too.
He shouldn’t have been in the school in the first place, plus the weapon.
MCPS has gotta do better to keep our kids safe .

Ah. MCPS avoided sharing those details in their community letter...

And teachers. Two of my colleagues were threatened By students today. Nobody is safe.

Wootton staff should go public with their concerns to the media. It's the only way to get MCPS to pay attention.

Absolutely. But this was at another school. It’s systemic.

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Anonymous wrote:A knife and pepper spray were found on a 13yo student at Wootton yesterday too.
He shouldn’t have been in the school in the first place, plus the weapon.
MCPS has gotta do better to keep our kids safe .

Ah. MCPS avoided sharing those details in their community letter...

And teachers. Two of my colleagues were threatened By students today. Nobody is safe.

Wootton staff should go public with their concerns to the media. It's the only way to get MCPS to pay attention.

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Anonymous wrote:A knife and pepper spray were found on a 13yo student at Wootton yesterday too.
He shouldn’t have been in the school in the first place, plus the weapon.
MCPS has gotta do better to keep our kids safe .

Ah. MCPS avoided sharing those details in their community letter...

And teachers. Two of my colleagues were threatened By students today. Nobody is safe.

Anonymous wrote:A knife and pepper spray were found on a 13yo student at Wootton yesterday too.
He shouldn’t have been in the school in the first place, plus the weapon.
MCPS has gotta do better to keep our kids safe .

Ah. MCPS avoided sharing those details in their community letter...

A knife and pepper spray were found on a 13yo student at Wootton yesterday too.
He shouldn’t have been in the school in the first place, plus the weapon.
MCPS has gotta do better to keep our kids safe .

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Anonymous wrote:Wow. Another day, another violent incident in MCPS high schools that the system fails to address seriously. This is sad.

Wow. Another day parents didn’t parent. Very sad.

Y'all don't get tired of giving MCPS a free pass for failing to do the basics?

It is the job of MCPS to educate children NOT raise children. People are TIRED of giving parents a free pass by blaming everyone else.

Correct but because there are parents who don't raise their kids and expect the schools to, its important to have more staffing and security to protect everyone. MCPS admin, Taylor and the BOE all need to be replaced. Taylor hasn't kept any of his promises and the BOE is the same old.

The newly elected BOE members, who unseated the incumbents promising voters meaningful change, have been a serious disappointment.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow. Another day, another violent incident in MCPS high schools that the system fails to address seriously. This is sad.

Wow. Another day parents didn’t parent. Very sad.

Y'all don't get tired of giving MCPS a free pass for failing to do the basics?

It is the job of MCPS to educate children NOT raise children. People are TIRED of giving parents a free pass by blaming everyone else.

Correct but because there are parents who don't raise their kids and expect the schools to, its important to have more staffing and security to protect everyone. MCPS admin, Taylor and the BOE all need to be replaced. Taylor hasn't kept any of his promises and the BOE is the same old.

It's horrible that admin wasn't able to cover this up. They will probably fire teachers who were not able to teach kids not to be violent. I don't recommend education as a serious profession.

Did they confirm it was on school grounds?

Anonymous wrote:Where on the school did this happen??

I bet it was in the bathroom.

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