In Loudoun County Public Schools, Not Wearing A Mask Gets Punished Faster Than Rape

[Kamaji]

In Loudoun County Public Schools, Not Wearing A Mask Gets Punished Faster Than Rape

The same school where a male student’s rape of a 15-year-old girl was covered up is suspending students for 10 days for not wearing a mask.

By Allison Schuster
February 08, 2022

Stone Bridge High School, where a male student raped a 15-year-old girl in the girls’ bathroom last year in an incident the district tried to cover up, is now suspending students for a minimum of 10 days for not wearing a mask – even though a new order from Virginia’s governor bans forced masking of children.

Loudoun County Public School (LCPS) administrators at both the elementary and high school levels (ie., starting when a child is five years old) have threatened parents with suspension and trespassing charges for students who attempt to come back to school. This comes just two weeks after Republican Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s executive order guaranteed parents and students the right to decide individually whether to wear a mask in school, after it was previously required statewide under former Gov. Ralph Northam, a Democrat. Loudoun County has chosen to force all children to wear masks, in defiance of Youngkin’s order.

After an 11th-grader was suspended for 10 days for not wearing a mask, her parents were informed she could be charged with “trespassing” if she tried to attend school without a mask covering her face. The suspension will end once she “is in compliance with LCPS mitigation policies.” If not, however, the school will take more measures against the student after the 10-day period.

Janet Davidson, the assistant principal of the district’s Creighton’s Corner Elementary School, informed parents that students who comply with Youngkin’s executive order and show up to school without a face mask will be suspended and may face trespassing charges.

“It’s stated in the letter that she’ll receive, but it’s important that I point out to you that they are not allowed on campus or on Loudoun County Public School property. Starting tomorrow, it will be considered trespassing,” Davidson said. “The guidelines that we’re receiving from the county is student suspensions will end as soon as they are fully following mitigation policies.”

Meanwhile, NFL player Jonathan Allen was more than welcome to walk Stone Bridge High School’s hallowed halls maskless to hand out new swag from the Washington, D.C. football team, which changed its name this week to become the Washington Commanders.

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Source:  https://thefederalist.com/2022/02/08/in-loudoun-county-public-schools-not-wearing-a-mask-gets-punished-faster-than-rape/

[Kamaji]

A toxic blend of hypocrisy, proto-fascist power politics, and corruption.

[mountaineer]

After an 11th-grader was suspended for 10 days for not wearing a mask, her parents were informed she could be charged with “trespassing” if she tried to attend school without a mask covering her face. The suspension will end once she “is in compliance with LCPS mitigation policies.” If not, however, the school will take more measures against the student after the 10-day period.

That might be worth trying. Have the local prosecutor charge a 16-year-old with trespassing for going to school and demand a jury trial.

[DefiantMassRINO]

Not wearing a mask is an attack against the Government.

Rape is a crime against an individual.

Socialists value government more than the individual.

[mountaineer]

Loudoun County school staff reportedly trained to get warrants for mask refusal
By Lee Brown   
February 8, 2022 9:33am

School officials in Virginia’s embattled Loudoun County have been trained in obtaining warrants against parents or students who follow a new statewide order that allows them to forgo face masks on campus, according to a leaked email.

The progressive district’s director of safety and security, John Clark, emailed step-by-step instructions on Tuesday last week, according to a copy tweeted by conservative political activist Ned Ryun.

The email’s subject was “Mask Enforcement” in “preparation” for the county’s ongoing mandate in defiance of Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s executive order allowing parents to opt-out of masking their kids.

Clark — a former Secret Service special agent — said there would be an “enhanced presence” of security throughout schools to “ensure strict adherence to visitor management protocols.” ...

Read entire article at NY Post

[Kamaji]

Loudoun County school staff reportedly trained to get warrants for mask refusal
By Lee Brown   
February 8, 2022 9:33amRead entire article at NY Post

That is downright scary.

[Hoodat]

That might be worth trying. Have the local prosecutor charge a 16-year-old with trespassing for going to school and demand a jury trial.

Exactly.  Gonna be difficult to prosecute that case.  Commonwealth law dictates that a person that age be enrolled in 'school' (including home school), and that the student in question was enrolled at that school in compliance with Commonwealth law.  I would like to see a prosecutor make a case that a student on the student roll of a school during school hours was somehow 'trespassing' on school property.

If they expelled her, then they might have a case.  But they haven't done so at this point, so the enrolled student still has legal right to be on school property. 

[Hoodat]

Loudoun County school staff reportedly trained to get warrants for mask refusal

Read entire article at NY Post

satan always overplays his hand.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Not wearing a mask is an attack against the Government.

Rape is a crime against an individual.

Socialists value government more than the individual.

Great point.

[Fishrrman]

OK, I'm gonna throw this against the wall, and see if anyone here wants to catch it:

Virginia governor Youngkin should issue a statement that any student who is arrested for not wearing a mask should contact the governor's office, and that student will immediately be pardoned by the governor. And if the student is arrested again for the same "offense", to repeat the process as many times as required.

And then, governor Youngkin should do EXACTLY what he says.