CHS Student Lose Big Time

Yes the Principal has been removed from CHS as the students wanted.
Now the raised expectation of improved attendance, academic proficiency, and decency will be lowered to the previous standard. Longer bathroom breaks will result in loitering and vandalism in the restrooms so that no one will be able to use the facilities.

A man trying to good work has been removed by a mob, some of whom damaged property, lit fires, and disrupted the learning process of 1500 school mates. Justice would include the arrest, or suspension of those who damaged property, started fires, and a day of detention for all students missing call to attendance at the beginning of the ruckus.

PTA members should organize and form a potty patrol, to ensure the proper use and maintenance of restroom facilities. Perhaps an instructional assembly should be held on the topic "Proper Use of the Restroom, Toilet Paper and Proper Flushing".

The school should have a uniform. Then no future administrator would be accused of being arbitrary regarding the dress code enforcement.

Those administrators the students were in support of should still be transferred. Not to transfer them would encourage continued use of walkout, riots, and disorder on campus.

What now: CHS, no dress code, lower attendance, dirty toilets?

If Doc did not care about you he would not have tried to make things better. Don't be fooled by those who like lower standards and requirements. Those who expect less of you are not your true friends, and should not be your teachers or school administrators.

All Future CHS graduates, for the next 4 years will be adversely affected by the walkout. What employers wants to hire a teenager that may have been part of that walkout. Perhaps a student with straight A's, and shows some other aptitude, will find employment. Future employers of CHS students and staff will be suspect them of being part of the walkout, riot, and ruckus for years to come. A few staff and students chose to tarnish the entire school, in order not to be polished and educated. What a Shame.