School investigation

Akwesasne Parents Outraged Over School’s “Time Out Box”

Photos of a wooden box, purportedly used for student “time outs” at St. Regis Mohawk School, sparked outrage and prompted a school district investigation. The district initially claimed the box was not used, but parent accounts and police involvement contradicted this statement. The school board has since launched an independent investigation and is cooperating with the New York State Department of Education, which will monitor the removal of all such boxes. The superintendent and other key figures have been placed on leave as the community demands answers and expresses concerns about historical mistreatment.

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High School Coach Faces 21 Allegations of Misconduct: Investigation Reveals Substantiated Claims

An investigation into Clinton Community Schools head football coach Casey Randolph, encompassing 21 claims of misconduct, substantiated five allegations, including homophobic slurs and forcing a student to wrestle against medical advice. While many students and parents voiced strong support for Randolph at a school board meeting, citing his positive impact, others shared accounts of harmful behavior, expressing disappointment with the board’s decision to close the matter. The conflicting testimonies highlight a deeply divided community grappling with the consequences of the investigation’s findings.

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