Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They are going through classrooms. My kids room was cleared. They had hands up and a bunch of officers came through with big guns and checked closets and adjoining room
They may also have the kids walk to the bus with their hands up, which is going to be scary but is for everyone's safety.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can hear a helicopter circling in downtown Bethesda.
Me again. Now hearing sirens.
I'm prepared to bet that following Monday's "weapon" in the school building (Principal chose to hide the fact that it was a gun and we heard it from the media), Mooney chose to go into lockdown over today's bomb threat so he wouldn't be hauled over the coals by BCC parents twice in the same week.
Which is stupid, because Monday's gun at school could have led to a mass shooting incident, so he should have locked down the school then.
But bomb threats at schools, historically and in this area, have always been bogus - and usually do not lead to lockdowns.
So it's a case of the Principal, yet again, possibly doing something stupid to compensate for doing something even stupider before. Which is par for the course for this Principal, unfortunately.
Anonymous wrote:There were supposed to be AP and IB exams this afternoon. I would bet that has a lot to do with the threat being called in.[/quot
This is absurd! My child should get able to get a 5 on ap exams!
Anonymous wrote:They are going through classrooms. My kids room was cleared. They had hands up and a bunch of officers came through with big guns and checked closets and adjoining room
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Apparently is the same person from Monday. They’re negotiating with him on the office or so my students relay to me.
So you can bring a gun to school on Monday and return on Thursday with a bomb?!?! MCPS must immediately implement strict consequences for any behavior that puts students and staff in harms way. We are failing our kids and teachers.
Anonymous wrote:Apparently is the same person from Monday. They’re negotiating with him on the office or so my students relay to me.
Anonymous wrote:Sorry. They are not telling me where I can pick up my kid.
And if it were an emergency, clogged streets would only prevent police and medical aid from getting in.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:EVERY PARENt who can, should be outside that school right now!
If it's a bomb threat, I don't think this response makes sense. They are almost always false and usually done by a student or former student who is offsite.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Apparently is the same person from Monday. They’re negotiating with him on the office or so my students relay to me.
If this is true, MCPS/MCPD really should be ashamed since they know who the kid is and they let him flee the building.
Anonymous wrote:Sorry. They are not telling me where I can pick up my kid.