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Originally Posted by JonInMiddleGA
The point is in the article, where the student's father mentions how he's asking repeatedly whether or not he's in trouble, going to jail, etc. The student did nothing wrong, the administration fucked up by leaving the suspension in place after the police quickly investigated & cleared him of any wrongdoing. Their fuck up puts the burden on them to repair the damage as quickly as possible.
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But if school is not in session, they can't correct their "fuck up" until it's back in session. Hell, the father admitted the facebook post is poorly timed. Just a "fucked up" situation. There's certainly a fine line. Don't do anything, kid brings a gun to school, shoots up people. Do something, and it's an overreaction. In hindsight, it is a total overreaction, but again, if they're not in school, they can't correct it.