RE : Re: WHS Mold Documentary - by a student

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That video was AWESOME...YouTube is a whole new world for all of us. It is

there for the world to see. Those kids should be so proud of themselves. I

feel safer and more confident of the next generation just from that production.

I am not surprised that the kids were intimidated. School people can be real

snakes. Lots of dirty dealings from the top to the bottom of the school system.

Those kids learned a real lesson in First Amendment rights and speech rights and

those kids who could not participate but were there in spirit, also felt the

sting of being deprived of their First Amendment rights. It is a lifelong

lesson. Bravo!

julesyost <julesyost@...> a écrit : My

family and I have felt as if we've been on an island by ourselves

in this mold battle for two years. We aren't completely alone any

longer. There are seven families involved now but most of the people

are very apathetic. I cannot wrap my brain around this; the apathy

and " this won't happen to my child " so I'm not getting involved kind

of parent. Probably 98 percent of the parents were unaware of the

true condition of the school,but now they know because of media

coverage. There were not more students at the protest because the

administration and the athletic coaches threatened all athletes they

would benched and NOT be playing their sport if they participated in

the protest. What is really ironic about the coaches is that their

particular hall/olassrooms have some of the worst mold conditions in

the school. All students were threatened with out-of-school

suspension. There were still more than 80 brave, courageous students

who took the chance and participated. I thank them from the bottom

of my heart for their bravery and show of care and concern. They

were the smart ones. This school administration in this school

district is beyond comprehension. I've never seen anything like

them, although I know from information on this website, there are FAR

too many of their kind out there.

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> > , it's called apathy. Unless something affects those people

> > personally, they'd rather not bother helping the victims.

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> > Barth

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> > x> what surprised me was that there were less than 100

protestors. i

> > x> don't know the full story, but if half the student body + their

> > x> parents were to get involved, then just maybe the mold problem

would

> > x> be remediated...or if the high schoolers were to transfer to

another

> > x> school, that may get the schoolboard's attention.

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> > x>

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