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ProgressiveProfessor

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10. Radical approaches

Thu Mar 28, 2013, 10:23 PM

Mar 2013

Go back to the police station. Insist on filing the complaint. Name the school officer as a conspirator after the fact since he is not taking action.

Go to the school board public meeting. It often has local media in attendance. Bring the issue up. Provide details. Tell them what the officer said.

Talk to a local reporter. Get media coverage.
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The school and the cops are most interested in no waves. When you make some, there will be some push back, but in the end public shaming will get action.

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near Asheville, NC, from my cousin, who wrote the first paragraph: [View all] elleng Mar 2013 OP

It sounds like everyone's deferring to the officer who's an idiot. knitter4democracy Mar 2013 #1

Yes but beyond that, the school/system ignoring its duty. elleng Mar 2013 #2

Possibly. knitter4democracy Mar 2013 #3

Its clear, from what my cousin says, that 'they' are not doing what must be done, elleng Mar 2013 #4

I'm well aware of the legal ramifications. knitter4democracy Mar 2013 #5

Yes, and I'm sorry if I gave the impression that I'm blaming teachers; elleng Mar 2013 #6

Ah. Well, the post clearly does. knitter4democracy Mar 2013 #7

While I pass such things along, LWolf Mar 2013 #14

I sure wish they were where you are, LWolf, elleng Mar 2013 #15

I'd get an attorney to write Jack Evans, the principal mbperrin Mar 2013 #8

Thanks, mbp. elleng Mar 2013 #9

Radical approaches ProgressiveProfessor Mar 2013 #10

Thanks, Professor. elleng Mar 2013 #11

We had a major problem in the school my daughters went to after an off campus incident ProgressiveProfessor Mar 2013 #12

I hope this can happen there. elleng Mar 2013 #13