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He was the 9 yr old kid in the news, apparently for having a list of students to hurt at school. Well the kid is back in class, and he's the talk of the town. Some kids are scared, some are angry, some are are confused. Can someone explain what happened here? Did someone think this is good for the kid, students or the school? Anyone familiar about this case?

Curious/Concerned Parent.
http://tracypress.com/content/view/12783/2242/<br><br>Post edited by: twentyfours, at: 2008/01/14 19:54

twentyfours wrote:

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He was the 9 yr old kid in the news, apparently for having a list of students to hurt at school. Well the kid is back in class, and he's the talk of the town. Some kids are scared, some are angry, some are are confused. Can someone explain what happened here? Did someone think this is good for the kid, students or the school? Anyone familiar about this case?

Curious/Concerned Parent.

http://tracypress.com/content/view/12783/2242/&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Post edited by: twentyfours, at: 2008/01/14 19:54

Wow. I was not aware. My 5 year old goes there and I have posted other issues I've had with the school on another forum here. Even if this is a juvenile issue parents of students at the school or those parents who's children were on the list or injured by this student should be able to get answers or hold a meeting. They should be able to learn what has been done, if anything, to assure those affected that this child will NOT injure or hurt students at the school. The parents should get together and ask questions, they have a right, their children need to be safe.

Anything new?

It's just like the "Death Note" problem at high schools.

"Death Note" is a popular anime/manga and the death note itself has the power to kill people.

High schoolers put people's and teacher's names in their novelty version of the Death Note and got suspended since it's like a hit list