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Comments :: Clinton third-grader strip-searched after being accused of stealing

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Sumo - "This kid clearly had a reputation for being a liar - that doesn't speak well of the parents."

Where'd you dream up that information?

Sumo - "...but is that a reason to force someone to resign?"

The AP was retiring soon anyway.

Yes, the AP was overzealous and likely overstepped her authority - but is that a reason to force someone to resign? Yes, it is - if there's a lawsuit involved, the school system wants to show that it did everything to "protect" the students. Meanwhile it's difficult to gauge how many of these faux outrage lawsuits are truly justified, as opposed simply a way for greedy parents to make a quick buck by suing everyone and everything in sight should anyone dare interfere with their little spoiled brats. I've seen this absurdity played out in other local schools systems where good, talented educators lose their jobs and careers for the smallest slip-ups because of all the dollar signs shining in the eyes of the wretches that pass for parents. I don't know the people involved, so I won't comment any further on this specific case - but geez louise, give me a break!

"The school has really made a big deal out of something that could have been handled in a way to not be newsworthy."

The school system has no motivation to make this newsworthy. The parents do - clearly a law$uit beckons.

The AP had submitted her resignation a week BEFORE this incident. Don't make things up.

All you parents busy raising your brats to be serial killers - or at least, cash cows - need to start by good PARENTING first. This kid clearly had a reputation for being a liar - that doesn't speak well of the parents.

The AP is definatley not 28 yrs old.

who? the AP is 28 That is my understanding, This little fellow was just trying to help someone he didn't even know.His family are close family friends.Bottom line they don't want someone else's child to have to be subjected to this treatment.

JUST LETTING YOU KNOW SHE WAS ALREADY FORCED INTO EARLY RETIREMENT ..

who? the AP is 28

soyousay-JUST LETTING YOU KNOW SHE WAS ALREADY FORCED INTO EARLY RETIREMENT BEFORE THIS HAPPENED.

Also found out this AP went to her job and was very upset because it was in the newspaper..

If true, this AP is beyond out of line and should be terminated, right now, no second chances etc.......

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