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The decision, which a lawyer for the family said he would appeal to a circuit court, is the latest development in what has been called “the Pop-Tart case,” which gained national attention in 2013 at a time of widespread rethinking of discipline practices in public schools. Other states have since cited the Maryland case in proposing Pop-Tart gun bills that limit student suspensions for imaginary weapons.
The eight-page state opinion, dated Feb. 24, recounts the child’s string of troubles at Park Elementary School in Anne Arundel County, Md.
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What we've elected led up to what got appointed......
This pisses me off. Please Governor Hogan, dismiss this Superintendent of Schools before she causes more harm in our state.
Just imagine if he had drawn a gun in art class! Oh the horror!
You in the baby boom generation are always saying how these kids coming up now are so lazy and stupid. Look where you send them every day to get "educated". Are you surprised?
State of Maryland is shaped like a gun! Would he be disciplined for drawing that? Ridiculous!
OMG GUNS?????
AHHHHHHHHHHH BAN THEM>>>>>>
guns don't kill people, pop tarts kill people
Ban pop tarts. Stop POP TART violence.
Mandatory jail tail is required. Where is Eric Holder when you need him!!?? And this is RACIST! HANDS UP, DON'T POP TART!!
People are running scared and no one wants to take a stance.it's always easier to go with the flow & not let the precedent be set in their community.
The little perp is toast!
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