Что делать, если учеников сексуально домогаются, а школа бездействует? История из местной школы, реакция учеников и СМИ
We had over 40 students walk out of one of our local schools (one of the best ones in our area) for being sexually assulted by male students. They complained to the teachers, principals, guidance counselor and nothing was done and these boys were not even spoken to. So proud of these students for walking out and making a big deal about it. They were respectful and it was very peaceful and they made the local news. I hope they get justice and these boys get repremanded and the parents are informed their sons are sexually assulting other students. I'm so angry that the school did nothing until it had to come to this
ILoveMyQueens·
Good to hear that this generation stands up for shit like that
ILoveMyQueens·
Amen
AJ·
I’m glad that students are taking matters into their own hands if the staff is failing to do so. I wish they would have done something like this when I was in junior high back in the late 90’s. Male students that were popular could get away with stuff like sexual harassment, rape, bullying and the school wouldn’t do anything about it. I remember one time I had a few of the popular male students throw water balloons at me outside during recess and my tank top was soaking wet to the point where my bra was showing. I was 13 years old at the time. I ran inside the school hyperventilating and crying from embarrassment. When I saw one of the female counselors and a male teacher, I tried asking them for help but they kept cutting me off. They instead both asked me why was my shirt soaking wet and that I look like a whore but couldn’t help me when I needed help. It was like talking to a wall with them. They didn’t acknowledge that I was stressed out and needing help even though I was visibly shaken up and crying. I walked out of the school and went home. I’m not surprised that the popular kids parents were giving money to the school and that’s why they probably defended them but it was ridiculous. In one way I’m glad that there was no social media at the time because things could have been worse. Now bullying and sexual harassment is taken more seriously and if the school staff fails, walk outs are good, getting media attention and possible lawsuits or speaking with the board of Ed is the next best thing in order to protect a student.