Charles Co. Students Charged with Assaulting School Staff Member

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On May 3 at 1:37 p.m., a school administrator at North Point High School was notified by a teacher that two students were engaged in a verbal disagreement with a classmate. The classmate was taken to an administrator’s office at which time the other two students tried to force their way into the administrator’s office to assault the classmate. A second administrator intervened to prevent them from assaulting the classmate and in doing so was assaulted. Additional school staff and a school resource officer assisted in removing the combative students from the office. The two students were subsequently charged on a Juvenile Offense Report with assault and disruption of school activities. They were released to their parents who responded to the school. Officer Tyner is continuing the investigation.

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[OccamsRazor]

And they will be back in class after a slap on the wrist since higher level school administrators are scared to death of lawsuits

 

[Monello]

And they will be back in class after a slap on the wrist since higher level school administrators are scared to death of lawsuits

This is the fallout from obama's ill concieved my brother's keeper initiative. The rethink discipline part removed the stick portion of discipline for schools.

5 Ways Obama’s Discipline Policy Made Schools Less Effective and Safe​

5 Ways Obama’s Discipline Policy Made Schools Less Effective and Safe

Policies designed to crack down on racial disparities in school discipline and reduce the “school to prison pipeline” have created negative unintended consequences.

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