School allowed death threats published in yearbook

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by bobisinthehouse

yearbooks are published by a private company. It has been that way for least 50-60 years. Schools give way to much freedom for Seniors to say things they feel.

Maybe the Deans need to police what their graduation class is expressing.

Recently, they haven't had even had the freedom to say 'build that wall'

the entire run of hardcovers was retracted with tearful apologies.

[zzzSnorlax]

Originally Posted by shiftymh

Sounds like someone just got accepted to Berkeley.

Ha!

[Kamsack]

Here is a new article this Friday from the local paper Brainerd


http://www.brainerddispatch.com/news...-TjLIOQPI.link

[Biker53]

No yearbook gets published except as has been approved by the school administration. Kids don't collect the money or enters into contracts to get it printed. The school administration does all that. What I suspect happened here is that the school staff that approved it did just that, they approved of the comment and so sent it to the printers, their left wing ideology being sufficiently extreme that the comment didn't seem out of line to them.

[shadowne]

Originally Posted by Biker53

No yearbook gets published except as has been approved by the school administration. Kids don't collect the money or enters into contracts to get it printed. The school administration does all that. What I suspect happened here is that the school staff that approved it did just that, they approved of the comment and so sent it to the printers, their left wing ideology being sufficiently extreme that the comment didn't seem out of line to them.

This is likely the case. Only four comments were selected for the yearbook. Someone who chose the comments obviously approved.