Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last night the school board voted to not release the independent investigation related to the 2021 sexual assaults in a 3-6 vote.

One of the current SB members campaigned on a promise to vote to release the report but went back on that promise last night. Disappointing to say the least.

I don’t know why you feel entitled to read it.

It was a report prepared using taxpayer funds, investigating the actions of employees paid through tax revenue, and investigating actions that took place on government property.

I’m a fed attorney and would release it under FOIA.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The fact of the matter is that he raped once again when transferred. Sorry but LCPS dropped the ball big time and then tried to cover it up. Why are you wasting time defending incompetent, unsafe management unless you are their lawyer, PR firm or the accused? More people should be fired including the TA who walked into the bathroom.

He did not rape again. The second assault was groping. Not a rape.

Like that’s so much better.

As someone who has experienced both, yes it’s so much better.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The fact of the matter is that he raped once again when transferred. Sorry but LCPS dropped the ball big time and then tried to cover it up. Why are you wasting time defending incompetent, unsafe management unless you are their lawyer, PR firm or the accused? More people should be fired including the TA who walked into the bathroom.

He did not rape again. The second assault was groping. Not a rape.

Like that’s so much better.

Anonymous wrote:The fact of the matter is that he raped once again when transferred. Sorry but LCPS dropped the ball big time and then tried to cover it up. Why are you wasting time defending incompetent, unsafe management unless you are their lawyer, PR firm or the accused? More people should be fired including the TA who walked into the bathroom.

He did not rape again. The second assault was groping. Not a rape.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last night the school board voted to not release the independent investigation related to the 2021 sexual assaults in a 3-6 vote.

One of the current SB members campaigned on a promise to vote to release the report but went back on that promise last night. Disappointing to say the least.

I don’t know why you feel entitled to read it.

It was a report prepared using taxpayer funds, investigating the actions of employees paid through tax revenue, and investigating actions that took place on government property.

That contains personal information about people whose affairs deserve privacy. That trumps your right to know. Get over it.

You do have the ridiculously partisan grand jury “report”

Gonna be interesting when Ziegler and Byard are exonerated.

What was that you were saying? Idiot.

https://twitter.com/nickminock/status/1663565748638236673?s=46&t=Icq4RWNfRIJfv9Dg7GxaHg

Oh, I look forward to Nick Minock somehow tying this to his ridiculous and embarrasing Loudoun Love Warriors reporting.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last night the school board voted to not release the independent investigation related to the 2021 sexual assaults in a 3-6 vote.

One of the current SB members campaigned on a promise to vote to release the report but went back on that promise last night. Disappointing to say the least.

I don’t know why you feel entitled to read it.

It was a report prepared using taxpayer funds, investigating the actions of employees paid through tax revenue, and investigating actions that took place on government property.

That contains personal information about people whose affairs deserve privacy. That trumps your right to know. Get over it.

You do have the ridiculously partisan grand jury “report”

Gonna be interesting when Ziegler and Byard are exonerated.

What was that you were saying? Idiot.

https://twitter.com/nickminock/status/1663565748638236673?s=46&t=Icq4RWNfRIJfv9Dg7GxaHg

Anonymous wrote:SB is doing major CYA. Guaranteed there are things that are damning.

Doubtful. Grand jury had every opportunity and high political motivation to implicate the board and didn’t go there.

You are far too focused on fixing blame. I would rather fix problems.

Fixing the problems involves mandatory training of students, but especially boys, about consent and rape culture. I know some of this is covered in family life education but there needs to be some remedial education of what is sexual assault, the male gaze, etc. An examination of the patriarchy and concepts like the male gaze. Sort of like a CRT approach but with sexual assault as the focus.

SB is doing major CYA. Guaranteed there are things that are damning.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last night the school board voted to not release the independent investigation related to the 2021 sexual assaults in a 3-6 vote.

One of the current SB members campaigned on a promise to vote to release the report but went back on that promise last night. Disappointing to say the least.

I don’t know why you feel entitled to read it.

It was a report prepared using taxpayer funds, investigating the actions of employees paid through tax revenue, and investigating actions that took place on government property.

+1

+2 the concept of attorney client privilege for elected boards subject to open records and meetings laws is so ridiculous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last night the school board voted to not release the independent investigation related to the 2021 sexual assaults in a 3-6 vote.

One of the current SB members campaigned on a promise to vote to release the report but went back on that promise last night. Disappointing to say the least.

I don’t know why you feel entitled to read it.

It was a report prepared using taxpayer funds, investigating the actions of employees paid through tax revenue, and investigating actions that took place on government property.

That contains personal information about people whose affairs deserve privacy. That trumps your right to know. Get over it.

You do have the ridiculously partisan grand jury “report”

Gonna be interesting when Ziegler and Byard are exonerated.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last night the school board voted to not release the independent investigation related to the 2021 sexual assaults in a 3-6 vote.

One of the current SB members campaigned on a promise to vote to release the report but went back on that promise last night. Disappointing to say the least.

I don’t know why you feel entitled to read it.

It was a report prepared using taxpayer funds, investigating the actions of employees paid through tax revenue, and investigating actions that took place on government property.

+1

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last night the school board voted to not release the independent investigation related to the 2021 sexual assaults in a 3-6 vote.

One of the current SB members campaigned on a promise to vote to release the report but went back on that promise last night. Disappointing to say the least.

I don’t know why you feel entitled to read it.

It was a report prepared using taxpayer funds, investigating the actions of employees paid through tax revenue, and investigating actions that took place on government property.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The second girl got assaulted because Devos made major changes to the student discipline system. He could not simply be sent to (it used to be Douglass, what do they use now?) but moved to a different school. That's not thanks to the school board, they don't have the power everyone seems to think they have.

Evidence, please.

I assume PP is referring to Betsy Devos’s changes to Title IX with respect to how schools handle investigations into sexual assault, granting the accused more rights and limiting some investigative powers. I remember that being a big story a few years ago, while she was Trump’s Secretary of Education. No idea if that played a part here, but there was concern at the time about the impact of the changes on investigation of assault allegations in schools and universities.

Anonymous wrote:The second girl got assaulted because Devos made major changes to the student discipline system. He could not simply be sent to (it used to be Douglass, what do they use now?) but moved to a different school. That's not thanks to the school board, they don't have the power everyone seems to think they have.

Evidence, please.