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Anonymous wrote:Would be nice if the school provided as much info as DCUM and Bethesda Patch.

They have to get it "approved" first??

No idea. Latest text says the school will ensure that students receive lunch (because lockdown went into effect a little past 11, and lunch period starts at 11:30). They don't want parents coming to the school. Duh. Why would anyone show up if police haven't apprehended a suspect in the area?

How does lunch distribution work if everyone is lockdown and then shelter in place? What food(s) did they offer students (staff?) today?

Stale waffles

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Anonymous wrote:12:05, umm parents come whenever they want that is their right.

"umm" no. Parents generally do not have the immediate right to retrieve their children during the lockdown. The primary concern during such an event is the safety of all individuals on campus, and school authorities, law enforcement, and emergency responders will prioritize ensuring the students are safe and secure.

Somehow my kid was able to leave wnd walked home.

Do they usually leave at that time? Was it a different schedule at school, so they could leave today? Or are there typically that many students off campus during school hours excluding lunch.

There was a student/staff basketball game today and I'm sure there were kids who left campus during that time. Doors aren't locked from the inside unless there's a lockdown. I find it hard to believe PP's kid was able to leave during the lockdown, though. My kid was in his 4th period class until the end of the day and no one was even allowed to leave the classroom to go to the bathroom.

They just leave? There aren't actually security personnel at doors?

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Anonymous wrote:Would be nice if the school provided as much info as DCUM and Bethesda Patch.

They have to get it "approved" first??

No idea. Latest text says the school will ensure that students receive lunch (because lockdown went into effect a little past 11, and lunch period starts at 11:30). They don't want parents coming to the school. Duh. Why would anyone show up if police haven't apprehended a suspect in the area?

How does lunch distribution work if everyone is lockdown and then shelter in place? What food(s) did they offer students (staff?) today?

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Anonymous wrote:https://docs.google.com/document/d/19ehsVbhgwYE8G_CjNcsz-fQHBeGbxMtDxg76fm-8tU0/edit?tab=t.0

Dr. Mooney is really a piece of work.

In what way? This is much better communication than last year's.

DP.

went into lockdown mode out of an abundance of caution

After reviewing footage of the fight
it was determined that some of the people involved were students at Bethesda-Chevy Chase.

So, those students involved in incident had been on campus in morning then left? or they never entered school doors today?

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Anonymous wrote:12:05, umm parents come whenever they want that is their right.

"umm" no. Parents generally do not have the immediate right to retrieve their children during the lockdown. The primary concern during such an event is the safety of all individuals on campus, and school authorities, law enforcement, and emergency responders will prioritize ensuring the students are safe and secure.

Somehow my kid was able to leave wnd walked home.

Do they usually leave at that time? Was it a different schedule at school, so they could leave today? Or are there typically that many students off campus during school hours excluding lunch.

There was a student/staff basketball game today and I'm sure there were kids who left campus during that time. Doors aren't locked from the inside unless there's a lockdown. I find it hard to believe PP's kid was able to leave during the lockdown, though. My kid was in his 4th period class until the end of the day and no one was even allowed to leave the classroom to go to the bathroom.

Maybe that's what the PP who's kid left meant - kid left during game. Depending on the time of the game, kid left and school went into lockdown.

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Anonymous wrote:12:05, umm parents come whenever they want that is their right.

"umm" no. Parents generally do not have the immediate right to retrieve their children during the lockdown. The primary concern during such an event is the safety of all individuals on campus, and school authorities, law enforcement, and emergency responders will prioritize ensuring the students are safe and secure.

Somehow my kid was able to leave wnd walked home.

Do they usually leave at that time? Was it a different schedule at school, so they could leave today? Or are there typically that many students off campus during school hours excluding lunch.

There was a student/staff basketball game today and I'm sure there were kids who left campus during that time. Doors aren't locked from the inside unless there's a lockdown. I find it hard to believe PP's kid was able to leave during the lockdown, though. My kid was in his 4th period class until the end of the day and no one was even allowed to leave the classroom to go to the bathroom.

Class action lawsuit brewing

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Anonymous wrote:12:05, umm parents come whenever they want that is their right.

"umm" no. Parents generally do not have the immediate right to retrieve their children during the lockdown. The primary concern during such an event is the safety of all individuals on campus, and school authorities, law enforcement, and emergency responders will prioritize ensuring the students are safe and secure.

Somehow my kid was able to leave wnd walked home.

Do they usually leave at that time? Was it a different schedule at school, so they could leave today? Or are there typically that many students off campus during school hours excluding lunch.

There was a student/staff basketball game today and I'm sure there were kids who left campus during that time. Doors aren't locked from the inside unless there's a lockdown. I find it hard to believe PP's kid was able to leave during the lockdown, though. My kid was in his 4th period class until the end of the day and no one was even allowed to leave the classroom to go to the bathroom.

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Anonymous wrote:My teen says this is why they call BCC “black criminal children” high

BCC is only 17% Black:
https://ww2.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/regulatoryaccountability/glance/currentyear/schools/04406.pdf

Yeah, but the problem is that 17% is involved in like 90% of the fights and gun crime.

Yet the shooter was white.

Yup. So much for the narrative that it's just Black kids who are misbehaving.

I saw the video. All of the kids in the video were white.

So....it must be WJ then?!

As I'm sure you're aware, there are plenty of white kids at B-CC, or are you the PP with the racist kid who calls B-CC "black criminal children"? I'm just saying that the people earlier in the thread (you?) who assumed the students involved were black are incorrect.

Nobody assumed for this particular incident. Someone just stated the general, statistically accurate, truth: that *usually* it's Black students. Why? Not because Blackness somehow confers a criminal mind. Now THAT would be horrifically racist! But because criminality correlates with poverty (due to financial stress) and low-income families in the DC region are overwhelmingly families of color, especially Black.

Those are facts. If you don't like them, it's too bad for you.

If only that blizzard that was supposed to be here had come! schools would have been closed.

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Anonymous wrote:12:05, umm parents come whenever they want that is their right.

"umm" no. Parents generally do not have the immediate right to retrieve their children during the lockdown. The primary concern during such an event is the safety of all individuals on campus, and school authorities, law enforcement, and emergency responders will prioritize ensuring the students are safe and secure.

Somehow my kid was able to leave wnd walked home.

Do they usually leave at that time? Was it a different schedule at school, so they could leave today? Or are there typically that many students off campus during school hours excluding lunch.

Power outage.
Lockdown -- shelter in place.
What say you, parents of Freshmen, how's your week going?

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Dr. Mooney is really a piece of work.

In what way? This is much better communication than last year's.

What does it say? Why is it better?

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Anonymous wrote:https://docs.google.com/document/d/19ehsVbhgwYE8G_CjNcsz-fQHBeGbxMtDxg76fm-8tU0/edit?tab=t.0

Dr. Mooney is really a piece of work.

In what way? This is much better communication than last year's.

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Anonymous wrote:My teen says this is why they call BCC “black criminal children” high

BCC is only 17% Black:
https://ww2.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/regulatoryaccountability/glance/currentyear/schools/04406.pdf

Yeah, but the problem is that 17% is involved in like 90% of the fights and gun crime.

Source?

My child

Anonymous wrote:https://docs.google.com/document/d/19ehsVbhgwYE8G_CjNcsz-fQHBeGbxMtDxg76fm-8tU0/edit?tab=t.0

Dr. Mooney is really a piece of work.