please name these examples
Let's see there are:SoonerFrogs said:
please name these examples
BaylorGuy314 said:
There is more to the sexual assault/principal story than has come out in any of the articles I've read. I'm not saying it vindicates the Principal Jewell's lack of action but it does make it more understandable why that lack of action occurred. As is usually the case, there are three sides to every story and right now, one side is much more vocal than the other side with the truth somewhere in between.
SoonerFrogs said:
so kids drinking and doing drugs are your examples? LOL
cowboycwr said:SoonerFrogs said:
so kids drinking and doing drugs are your examples? LOL
Why do you laugh? You asked for examples. I provided them. Things that have been swept under the rug. Sorry they weren't as serious as this current one they are sweeping under the rug.
There are others as well. Those were just a few.
Yogi said:cowboycwr said:SoonerFrogs said:
so kids drinking and doing drugs are your examples? LOL
Why do you laugh? You asked for examples. I provided them. Things that have been swept under the rug. Sorry they weren't as serious as this current one they are sweeping under the rug.
There are others as well. Those were just a few.
We'll see. I am familiar with none of these events, and I have had an ear to the ground in that community for nearly 50 years.
Not saying you're telling bad stories; I just haven't heard any of them - not through rumors or small talk. And it is my experience that Lorena ISD is overly cautious when contacting CPS.
I have friends and family on staff and in administration there and can get the three different sides of the story.
FrankFallonCalling said:Yogi said:cowboycwr said:SoonerFrogs said:
so kids drinking and doing drugs are your examples? LOL
Why do you laugh? You asked for examples. I provided them. Things that have been swept under the rug. Sorry they weren't as serious as this current one they are sweeping under the rug.
There are others as well. Those were just a few.
We'll see. I am familiar with none of these events, and I have had an ear to the ground in that community for nearly 50 years.
Not saying you're telling bad stories; I just haven't heard any of them - not through rumors or small talk. And it is my experience that Lorena ISD is overly cautious when contacting CPS.
I have friends and family on staff and in administration there and can get the three different sides of the story.
I am very familiar with two of the three events cowboycwr references. In one case, there was no consequence. In the other, there were significant consequences. He may not have heard about them.
Yogi said:cowboycwr said:SoonerFrogs said:
so kids drinking and doing drugs are your examples? LOL
Why do you laugh? You asked for examples. I provided them. Things that have been swept under the rug. Sorry they weren't as serious as this current one they are sweeping under the rug.
There are others as well. Those were just a few.
We'll see. I am familiar with none of these events, and I have had an ear to the ground in that community for nearly 50 years.
Not saying you're telling bad stories; I just haven't heard any of them - not through rumors or small talk. And it is my experience that Lorena ISD is overly cautious when contacting CPS.
I have friends and family on staff and in administration there and can get the three different sides of the story.
My wife will not let me comment on the items you mentioned because she still works at the school.cowboycwr said:
That is what happens when things are swept under the rug. People who aren't directly connected (like in the school, have a child in the school, or spouse of an employee) often hear nothing of these events.
Like several others I could mention that get worse.
Like a teacher being arrested for sleeping with a student (guess that one wasn't swept under the rug though).
Or the teacher who was rumored to be sleeping with students and then started dating one the night she graduated and the school just let him go to another district and repeat the behavior.
There are plenty of others I could list as well
Coke Bear said:My wife will not let me comment on the items you mentioned because she still works at the school.cowboycwr said:
That is what happens when things are swept under the rug. People who aren't directly connected (like in the school, have a child in the school, or spouse of an employee) often hear nothing of these events.
Like several others I could mention that get worse.
Like a teacher being arrested for sleeping with a student (guess that one wasn't swept under the rug though).
Or the teacher who was rumored to be sleeping with students and then started dating one the night she graduated and the school just let him go to another district and repeat the behavior.
There are plenty of others I could list as well
Having said that, do you think that Lorena is the ONLY school where this stuff happens?
I've officiate HS volleyball, basketball, and softball for many years. I've gotten to know many coaches and admins. They talk. This stuff, sadly, happens at most schools.
BaylorGuy314 said:
There is more to the sexual assault/principal story than has come out in any of the articles I've read. I'm not saying it vindicates the Principal Jewell's lack of action but it does make it more understandable why that lack of action occurred. As is usually the case, there are three sides to every story and right now, one side is much more vocal than the other side with the truth somewhere in between.
RightRevBear said:BaylorGuy314 said:
There is more to the sexual assault/principal story than has come out in any of the articles I've read. I'm not saying it vindicates the Principal Jewell's lack of action but it does make it more understandable why that lack of action occurred. As is usually the case, there are three sides to every story and right now, one side is much more vocal than the other side with the truth somewhere in between.
There is always more to the story, but we are talking about young kids. She is a mandatory reporter. It is not her job to decide what is and isn't the truth. It is her job to report when she hears of potential abuse to the proper authorities. The law is clear on this issue. It is a felony not to report. I'm tired of people letting child molesters walk to do it again.
Because they are too busy investigating the daily driveby shootings in Killeen to worry about the sex offenders.Yogi said:
Speaking of... Have any of you ever noticed the number of sex offenders in McLennan Count? There's like one in the news every other day. Forget Lorena, I would be afraid to put my kid anywhere in McLennan County with the kinds of numbers McLennan County is putting up - or maybe they get paid for ever how many sex offenders the county can produce.
Think about it: the current number of convicted and alleged sex offenders in McLennan County dwarfs that of Bell County to the South, which has about twice the population as McLennan County.