Stand with Victims of Sexual Violence at St. Paul's School & Help Prevent Future Sexual Assaults on Campus
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Debbie Kephart
9 years ago
This can't go on
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Nancy Hogshead-Makar
9 years ago
Protect students and address sexual assault readily and directly!
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Andrew Gardner
9 years ago
This must stop
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Jill Dominguez
9 years ago
#ihavetherightto
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Charlie Pillsbury
9 years ago
SPS, Class of 1965
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Nancy Koritz
9 years ago
Where is St. Paul’s moral compass?
There is a long pattern of sexual misconduct at SPS that was kept quiet. "Treat the survivors as a publicity problem that needs to go away."
The school blamed the media and even called themselves “brave” for releasing a report showing decades of abuse.
Bravery is a 15 year old survivor who will not be bullied into silence and is showing us what true leadership looks like.
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Kathleen Moore
9 years ago
This has to stop! I have witnessed first hand the toll this abuse takes on the whole family!
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Sandra Jones
9 years ago
Sexual violence has no place in society.
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Monique Hollis-Perry
9 years ago
Sexual violence has no place in education. Sexual violence has no place in a civil society.
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Robin Christopherson
9 years ago
How many more? Will it need to be your daughter or son? Niece, nephew, grandchild? If there is an example of a school that has all the right resources to do all the right things to change this campus culture - it's St. Paul's. You claim to "try to live by our School Prayer, which urges kindness and an eagerness to 'bear the burdens of others' ." Time to have your actions and espoused values be one and the same.
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Darlene Pawlik
9 years ago
As I understand it, the intent of the petition is to call upon school officials to release the results of the investigation and present a plan for prevention in the future. With this, I whole heartedly agree.
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Neil Peck
9 years ago
Sexual violence as an extension of social and economic privilege is just repulsive.
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Kristin Hill
9 years ago
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Thank you for taking action to effect change! The safety and well being of the students at St. Paul's is just as important as those who are educated in inner city ghettos. "Elite" education should be defined as how well an institution prioritizes the safety and wellbeing of their students and protects them from sexual improprieties at the hands of students and faculty alike.
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Alexander Prout
9 years ago
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Courage or complicity? It is time for transparency and accountability - and the school has not only shown, but admitted, that they have placed their reputation and endowment over the safety and well being of the children under their care. Thanks to all who sign, please pass on to your network!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Do the right thing.
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Robert P Hale
9 years ago
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As the only St. Paul's faculty member, past and present, to speak out, I sign this petition and charge the school with a total failure to protect their students. If the school claims (however emptily) a church affiliation, then might they be so good as to tell us of how their actions and clumsy coverups are consonant and consistent with any Gospel teaching?
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Kathleen Baughman
9 years ago
Honesty, courage to admit mistakes, and strength and innovation to move in a better direction should be traits the school models for young future leaders.
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Kim Farnham
9 years ago
Sexual violence needs to come to an end! It's time that the victims get the support and justice they deserve. I'm tired of seeing rapists getting a pass!
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Katherine Prudhomme O'Brien
9 years ago
Sunshine is the best disinfectent.
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Karen Pawlak
9 years ago
This school and any of the others that have allowed these practices to take place.
This can't go on
Protect students and address sexual assault readily and directly!
This must stop
#ihavetherightto
SPS, Class of 1965
Where is St. Paul’s moral compass? There is a long pattern of sexual misconduct at SPS that was kept quiet. "Treat the survivors as a publicity problem that needs to go away." The school blamed the media and even called themselves “brave” for releasing a report showing decades of abuse. Bravery is a 15 year old survivor who will not be bullied into silence and is showing us what true leadership looks like.
This has to stop! I have witnessed first hand the toll this abuse takes on the whole family!
Sexual violence has no place in society.
Sexual violence has no place in education. Sexual violence has no place in a civil society.
How many more? Will it need to be your daughter or son? Niece, nephew, grandchild? If there is an example of a school that has all the right resources to do all the right things to change this campus culture - it's St. Paul's. You claim to "try to live by our School Prayer, which urges kindness and an eagerness to 'bear the burdens of others' ." Time to have your actions and espoused values be one and the same.
As I understand it, the intent of the petition is to call upon school officials to release the results of the investigation and present a plan for prevention in the future. With this, I whole heartedly agree.
Sexual violence as an extension of social and economic privilege is just repulsive.
Thank you for taking action to effect change! The safety and well being of the students at St. Paul's is just as important as those who are educated in inner city ghettos. "Elite" education should be defined as how well an institution prioritizes the safety and wellbeing of their students and protects them from sexual improprieties at the hands of students and faculty alike.
Courage or complicity? It is time for transparency and accountability - and the school has not only shown, but admitted, that they have placed their reputation and endowment over the safety and well being of the children under their care. Thanks to all who sign, please pass on to your network!
Do the right thing.
As the only St. Paul's faculty member, past and present, to speak out, I sign this petition and charge the school with a total failure to protect their students. If the school claims (however emptily) a church affiliation, then might they be so good as to tell us of how their actions and clumsy coverups are consonant and consistent with any Gospel teaching?
Honesty, courage to admit mistakes, and strength and innovation to move in a better direction should be traits the school models for young future leaders.
Sexual violence needs to come to an end! It's time that the victims get the support and justice they deserve. I'm tired of seeing rapists getting a pass!
Sunshine is the best disinfectent.
This school and any of the others that have allowed these practices to take place.