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2 Students Expose Crowded Hallways In A Recently Reopened School In Georgia, Get Suspended
This week, some photos exposing crowded hallways in a recently reopened school in Georgia got some students into trouble. At least two students have been allegedly suspended at North Paulding High School for sharing pictures on Twitter of their packed school. The photos show not only crowded hallways, but people not practicing social distancing and not wearing masks either.
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This week, two Twitter users shared photos of crowded hallways in a high school in Georgia
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The now-viral photo posted by a Twitter user, under the username Freeyourmindkid, shows high school students crammed in hallways between classes, with the majority of them not wearing face masks. After being shared, it has since amassed more than 94k likes.
And apparently, they got suspended for violating the “student code of conduct”
Image credits: ihateiceman
“Day two at North Paulding High School,” tweeted another 15-year-old student from the school in Georgia. “It is just as bad. We were stopped because it was jammed. We are close enough to the point where I got pushed multiple to go to the second block. This is not ok. Not to mention the 10% mask rate.”
Hannah told the media that soon after posting the photo, she was called into the school’s office and was told that she had violated the student code of conduct. According to the school, Hannah broke policies of using a phone in the hallway without permission, using her phone for social media, and posting pictures of minors without consent.
Image credits: Freeyourmindkid
Image credits: Freeyourmindkid
On Wednesday, Freeyourmindkid tweeted that he was “informed that the student who took these pictures from inside the school has been suspended.” The same day, the Twitter user posted: “If you are a student and you see that your school isn’t enforcing social distancing and masks, then please take pictures and post them to social media. If you are scared to post under your account, then reach out to me and I will post them anonymously.”
One of the students also took a tally of how many people in her classes were wearing masks
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She posted the tally on her Twitter page, too. Apparently, in every class, less than half the students wore face masks. Hannah told the media that she wore hers all day with the exception of lunch. “Not only did [the schools] open, but they have not been safe,” the student said talking to Buzzfeed news. “Many people are not following CDC guidelines because the county did not make these precautions mandatory.”
And also shared a video of a packed hallway at school
This is what it looks like even with split dismissal. pic.twitter.com/erCA2lhOUb
— hannah (@ihateiceman) August 4, 2020
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“I think my punishment’s severity was excessive, but I do understand that I violated a code of conduct policy,” Hannah told the media talking about her punishment. “We have a progressive discipline system. When disciplining me and the other student, they skipped level one and went straight to two.”
Here’s what people on Twitter said
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Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)
In other words, these kids got suspended for telling the truth. North Paulding High School’s administration should be ashamed of itself. Obviously, the truth is what’s against their student code of conduct. And what bs charges, breaking their “policies of using a phone in the hallway without permission, using her phone for social media, and posting pictures of minors without consent”. Like that doesn’t happen thousands of times a (normal) day in schools across the country—-pictures often taken and posted by administration staff themselves.
Parmeisan 4 years ago
"Got in trouble"... being suspended is probably the best thing that could have happened to them. Perhaps by the time they're "allowed" back in, cases will have spiked enough that the schools go back to remote learning...
John Montgomery 4 years ago
I was thinking along the same lines. At least the kids are away from the crowd.
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Viviane 4 years ago
Business as usual and thinning the herd and all that. Horrifying apathy from the administration at all levels (government and school). I guess virtual education will happen when staff is killed off. I applaud the whistleblowers.
Blackheart 4 years ago
Teachers with medically documented health issues are being required for face to face instruction. And this is the actuality of the extent of exposure they face each day. We can do better.
Load More Replies... Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)
In other words, these kids got suspended for telling the truth. North Paulding High School’s administration should be ashamed of itself. Obviously, the truth is what’s against their student code of conduct. And what bs charges, breaking their “policies of using a phone in the hallway without permission, using her phone for social media, and posting pictures of minors without consent”. Like that doesn’t happen thousands of times a (normal) day in schools across the country—-pictures often taken and posted by administration staff themselves.
Parmeisan 4 years ago
"Got in trouble"... being suspended is probably the best thing that could have happened to them. Perhaps by the time they're "allowed" back in, cases will have spiked enough that the schools go back to remote learning...
John Montgomery 4 years ago
I was thinking along the same lines. At least the kids are away from the crowd.
Load More Replies... Viviane 4 years ago
Business as usual and thinning the herd and all that. Horrifying apathy from the administration at all levels (government and school). I guess virtual education will happen when staff is killed off. I applaud the whistleblowers.
Blackheart 4 years ago
Teachers with medically documented health issues are being required for face to face instruction. And this is the actuality of the extent of exposure they face each day. We can do better.
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