At K.O. Knudson M.S. there has been very unfair judgment. Jose Bolivar was wrongfully expelled from school. Treating student's cases unequal, Rachel Vespy has recommended the expulsion of Jose Bolivar. Other cases have been dismissed; even though battery on teacher is under the expulsion list. Another example, a student encouraged an other pupil to light a match, that is under the expulsion list. Yet the pupil was not suspended. But yet the school has decided to choose this one student. All this for what To make an example.
The hypocrisy at this school is becoming impossible to ignore. I am currently documenting every inconsistency in these disciplinary actions to present to the board.
December 4, 2007
The momentum is undeniable. This level of support proves that people see the unfairness here.
Reached 100 supporters
December 4, 2007
6 Comments
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Mike Aguilar
18 years ago
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This is completely unfair. Jose is a good kid and the school is clearly playing favorites. Let him come back.
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Sarah Gray
18 years ago
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Total double standards going on here. They need to stop picking on him just to look tough. Ridiculous.
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Kevin Weber
18 years ago
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NOT COOL. They are clearly biased against him. Bring him back immediately!
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Jessica Perry
18 years ago
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Jose deserves better. My son goes there and hears about this stuff all the time. The bias is so obvious.
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Maria Wheeler
18 years ago
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Rules should apply to everyone or no one. Stop making him the scapegoat.
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David Pearce
18 years ago
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Ridiculous behavior by the admin. Why is one kid getting kicked out when others do the same thing and get away with it? Fix this now.
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At K.O. Knudson M.S. there has been very unfair judgment. Jose Bolivar was wrongfully expelled from school. Treating student's cases unequal, Rachel Vespy has recommended the expulsion of Jose Bolivar. Other cases have been dismissed; even though battery on teacher is under the expulsion list. Another example, a student encouraged an other pupil to light a match, that is under the expulsion list. Yet the pupil was not suspended. But yet the school has decided to choose this one student. All this for what To make an example.
The hypocrisy at this school is becoming impossible to ignore. I am currently documenting every inconsistency in these disciplinary actions to present to the board.
December 4, 2007
The momentum is undeniable. This level of support proves that people see the unfairness here.
Reached 100 supporters
December 4, 2007
6 Comments
M
Mike Aguilar
18 years ago
Featured
This is completely unfair. Jose is a good kid and the school is clearly playing favorites. Let him come back.
S
Sarah Gray
18 years ago
Featured
Total double standards going on here. They need to stop picking on him just to look tough. Ridiculous.
K
Kevin Weber
18 years ago
Featured
NOT COOL. They are clearly biased against him. Bring him back immediately!
J
Jessica Perry
18 years ago
Featured
Jose deserves better. My son goes there and hears about this stuff all the time. The bias is so obvious.
M
Maria Wheeler
18 years ago
Featured
Rules should apply to everyone or no one. Stop making him the scapegoat.
D
David Pearce
18 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous behavior by the admin. Why is one kid getting kicked out when others do the same thing and get away with it? Fix this now.
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This is completely unfair. Jose is a good kid and the school is clearly playing favorites. Let him come back.