Safe Havens International
A 17-year old student at Traip Academy in Kittery, MA, made threats to kill students and teachers. Several of his frightened classmates reported him to the school's administrators.
He was quickly removed from class, and the police were called. They got a search warrant for the boy's home, where they found a knife and several other pieces of evidence.
The student has been expelled.
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2008 expulsion upheld by US District Court
Carson City, Nevada
In 2008 a former student used social media to reference Virginia Tech, and threatened violence against his high school classmates. He was expelled, and a federal appeals court upheld the expulsion.
The court ruled that the threats were not protected by the First Amendment.
In 2008 a former student used social media to reference Virginia Tech, and threatened violence against his high school classmates. He was expelled, and a federal appeals court upheld the expulsion.
The court ruled that the threats were not protected by the First Amendment.
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H.S. Yearbook Won’t Include Student’s Baby, Suicide Victim
Menahga, MN
High school yearbooks are lined with memories both good and bad, but in Northern Minnesota, one high school wants to keep a few things from its pages.
A controversy is brewing at Menahga High School over the issues of teen pregnancy and suicide.
Kyle Kenyon would have been a senior this year, but committed suicide last January.
“The only way I can hold it together is with all the support we have,” said Peggy Havnes, Kenyon’s mother.
Around 100 classmates have signed a petition to get a memorial page in their yearbook, something Havnes would also like to see.
Safe Havens, International
High school yearbooks are lined with memories both good and bad, but in Northern Minnesota, one high school wants to keep a few things from its pages.
A controversy is brewing at Menahga High School over the issues of teen pregnancy and suicide.
Kyle Kenyon would have been a senior this year, but committed suicide last January.
“The only way I can hold it together is with all the support we have,” said Peggy Havnes, Kenyon’s mother.
Around 100 classmates have signed a petition to get a memorial page in their yearbook, something Havnes would also like to see.
Safe Havens, International
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