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The Nature of Expulsion

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Kayla Ilund
10 years ago Featured

To expel a student after more than half way through the most meaningful year of her high school experience is just utterly wrong. Clearly this school does not care about the effect that it's wrongdoing is going to have on Alexis.

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Alivia Howard
10 years ago

Alexis is an amazing girl and she does not deserve this at all. This is ridiculous.

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Marissa carr
10 years ago

Signed

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Anthony Cocola
10 years ago

NO JUSTICE. NO PEACE.

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Brett Hohnhorst
10 years ago

If you want the youth of today to succeed you must lead them to success not failure and expulsion. Sad to see how flawed and unsuccessful this school board is.

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carolyn occhipinti
10 years ago

i think what the school is doing to this girl is disgraceful.i know alexis since 6th grade on st clares and is a wonderful girl,and she certainly doesnt deserve to be expelled due to a failing grade,especially in what is supposed to be her most memorable year at school.this is apalling.

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Janet
10 years ago

The comment by Mr. Ferrantino was excellent. However, one correction, there are only 60 full days of school left. The action they are taking against this student is a disgrace.

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Victoria strata
10 years ago

Keep her!!!!!!! This is rediculous!!!!!

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anthony ferrantino
10 years ago

As a parent, I cannot understand the decision of one of our noted Catholic high schools St Joseph Hill to expel a senior student six months prior to graduation. The reason I understand is a difficulty with one subject? This is decidedly unfair to the student, her family who has paid for three and a half years tuition plus expenses, and also to her fellow classmates, and the students in the lower classes. Have the administrators considered the emotional stress and strain placed on this child and any consequences that could occur as a result of their decision? I would have expected the school to use the Catholic principles of love, and understanding to do all possible to help this child in need. I can't imagine the outrage from those in our Catholic, and other communities that would be forthcoming if the media were made aware of this inequitable matter, or doesn't St. Joseph Hill consider equity or even it's reputation.? In all fairness I strongly suggest that Alexis Bourseaux be reinstated to her class. I make myself available to her parents in any manner where I can be of help. God Bless us All.

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Rick Moranis
10 years ago

If only I could shrink this school.

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Mark Ward
10 years ago

Alexis is a great girl who brings nothing but happiness to me and should not have to leave her senior year because of some difficulty. Instead we should help her pass.

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Alexa
10 years ago

This is terrible to do to someone in there last year of schooling, it's disgusting how people would want to ruin the rest of someone's LAST YEAR!!

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Amanda Clemenza
10 years ago

I think alexis deserves to continue and complete her education at St.Joseph Hill Academy.

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gina ahern
10 years ago

Please allow Alexis to remain in school and graduate with the girls

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john anthony
10 years ago

This is disgraceful. Failing is not a crime or a sin. This is a huge, drastic mistake on the Boards part. Major character flaw and poor example of how to treat a student.

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Laraine Wagner
10 years ago

I love how these girls are coming together to bring back a member of their class! Good luck!

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Tara-Jean Canlon · petition starter
10 years ago

To avoid duplicate signatures, sign as "The (insert last name) Family." Thank you!

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Donna Maratea
10 years ago

this girl deserves to finish what she started at Hill !

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Danielle Pascucci
10 years ago

Yay! Good luck ladies!