I was class of 1990 even then it was tough being a person to color. I would hope that in 2017 it would have improved. All we could do is be a positive and move forward.
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Chris Cook Arana
9 years ago
As a member of the class of 1964 I am appalled. We never had any problems in my Four years of high school and it's disgusting that it's happening now. Shame on you.
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Kristen Pollock
9 years ago
Class of 88. LGHS has the responsibility to shape these young minds and take action to address behavior within the student body at school and school events. Not next year, now.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
As a LGHS graduate and former resident, I am disappointed to see this behavior. It needs to be addressed before the school year ends.
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Nicole Carlson '96
9 years ago
PUT A STOP TO THIS RIGHT NOW, LGHS. ಠ_ಠ
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mitch brookman
9 years ago
smh
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Julie Boe
9 years ago
We cannot allow racism to permeate and tarnish the dignity of our schools. White privilege no more. Instead, let's teach our children respect, integrity, and compassion.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This has to be stopped!! ASAP! Our youth truly need it.
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Tina Hou
9 years ago
Class of '87
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Christy white
9 years ago
Ugh. Please. Do something.
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Pat Mahoney
9 years ago
UGH!!
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Katherine Costanza
9 years ago
Systemic problem, indeed. There is no reason to wait to strongly condemn these heinous actions. They should be addressed this year and next year. And every year until such incidents no longer take place.
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Anissa Sharief
9 years ago
I am an educator. I am from the Bay Area. I have friends who work for your school and I am FURIOUS. The public sees you. We see your children and we are appalled and disgusted. 1. Take action immediately on students 2. Take action to alert parents of inexcusable behaviour of teenagers, who, if taught at your school, should be prepared for college, not pre-school antics. 3. Make a public apology. 4. Spend your summer planning professional development for ALL staff members that will be implemented at site meetings and in student curriculum that touches on history, economics, culture or diversity. We are watching and waiting for your swift actions. Thank you in advance.
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David Reardon
9 years ago
The factual history of a USA built on slavery and genocide proves that the actions of the students and the hesitation/delay of the administration are not anomalys but simply the continuation of and support for white supremacy.
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Adrianne Cottom
9 years ago
Things have to change!!!!
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Eric Kemper
9 years ago
Class of 1989
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Kerby L
9 years ago
Do your job and do it right!
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Jenni Symons Meek
9 years ago
Class of 1984 -
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Delores Thompson
9 years ago
This is so sad
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Ric Forrester
9 years ago
Class of '73.
LGHS, steer clear of the cowardice I presently perceive, and respond constructively (as per the petition) and IMMEDIATELY.
I was class of 1990 even then it was tough being a person to color. I would hope that in 2017 it would have improved. All we could do is be a positive and move forward.
As a member of the class of 1964 I am appalled. We never had any problems in my Four years of high school and it's disgusting that it's happening now. Shame on you.
Class of 88. LGHS has the responsibility to shape these young minds and take action to address behavior within the student body at school and school events. Not next year, now.
As a LGHS graduate and former resident, I am disappointed to see this behavior. It needs to be addressed before the school year ends.
PUT A STOP TO THIS RIGHT NOW, LGHS. ಠ_ಠ
smh
We cannot allow racism to permeate and tarnish the dignity of our schools. White privilege no more. Instead, let's teach our children respect, integrity, and compassion.
This has to be stopped!! ASAP! Our youth truly need it.
Class of '87
Ugh. Please. Do something.
UGH!!
Systemic problem, indeed. There is no reason to wait to strongly condemn these heinous actions. They should be addressed this year and next year. And every year until such incidents no longer take place.
I am an educator. I am from the Bay Area. I have friends who work for your school and I am FURIOUS. The public sees you. We see your children and we are appalled and disgusted. 1. Take action immediately on students 2. Take action to alert parents of inexcusable behaviour of teenagers, who, if taught at your school, should be prepared for college, not pre-school antics. 3. Make a public apology. 4. Spend your summer planning professional development for ALL staff members that will be implemented at site meetings and in student curriculum that touches on history, economics, culture or diversity. We are watching and waiting for your swift actions. Thank you in advance.
The factual history of a USA built on slavery and genocide proves that the actions of the students and the hesitation/delay of the administration are not anomalys but simply the continuation of and support for white supremacy.
Things have to change!!!!
Class of 1989
Do your job and do it right!
Class of 1984 -
This is so sad
Class of '73. LGHS, steer clear of the cowardice I presently perceive, and respond constructively (as per the petition) and IMMEDIATELY.