A Minnesota school district said “there will be a dispute” over a cellphone video showing at least two students punching one student at one of its middle schools, but observers said He was not satisfied with what the school district said.
TikTok’s Libs gets video from X channel Crime monitoring MPLSThe physical attack occurred at Eagle Ridge Middle School in Savage, about 20 minutes south of Minneapolis, according to the report.
”We have heard that the assault on this student by several other individuals occurred on Friday,” CrimeWatchMpls noted in a post on Saturday, adding that the school was part of a gang. @ISD191 Burnsville-Egan-Savage School District.
of Daily Mail reported Reached for comment, the Savage Police Department and Eagle Ridge Middle School said police confirmed they had not received any reports of the incident.
As for the school district, a Facebook user asked about the attack, and the school district responded. Continue To tell:
Violence is completely not tolerated in Eagle Ridge and all District 191 schools. When this incident occurred, staff immediately intervened and students nearby took appropriate action, preventing the incident from escalating and quickly bringing it to a close. School administrators will conduct an investigation and follow school policies and student conduct procedures outlined in the student handbook. As always, students’ personal data cannot be shared.
Unfortunately, in a school with hundreds of teens and preschoolers, some conflicts are bound to occur. Our goal as educators is to ensure that students understand what is expected of them, have the skills and support to manage conflict peacefully and productively, and that everyone is encouraged to do so. It’s about ensuring they have the safe learning environment they deserve.
“There will be some conflict.”
To say people are not satisfied with the district’s response is an understatement.
- “How was this ‘confrontation’,” one Facebook commenter said. I wondered.
- “This. This is a big red flag if it comes from a school,” User X said. said. “If things are bad enough to condemn the fact that teens are feral, then we should do better. Increase security, have teachers and staff at hallway entrances and exits between classes, and enforce discipline quickly.” And let’s make it uncomfortable.”
- “Their definition of conflict is very different from mine,” said another X commenter Said.
- “This is not a ‘normal teenage dispute.'” Another X commenter said. “Teens and preteens received a message about our national powerlessness. [law enforcement],Crime and Punishment.Now a preteen [are] Rebellious…”
- “Lol, that wasn’t a confrontation,” said another X commenter Said. “It was a child who jumped. No one intervened to save him.”
- “It didn’t seem like a conflict to me!” Another X commenter gave an opinion. “It looked like a hate crime.”
- Another X commenter commented, “Conflict??? A group of students attacked a child. That’s not a conflict.” declared. “What the fuck!!”
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