Seems as if a high school senior in Georgia decided to check up on his school’s Principal.\u00a0 You know, to see if the individual had really been a “goody two-shoes” back in the day, and still was.\u00a0 So this being 2013, he used the Internet.<\/p>\n
Much to his delight, he found a mug shot of his Principal.\u00a0 So, this being 2013 – he posted the mug shot photo on Instagram, along with some later comments.<\/p>\n
Seems the Principal found and didn’t like that.\u00a0 So the Principal called the young man into their office.<\/p>\n
The Principal then told the young man that they “knew the law” and called police.\u00a0 When Police arrived, the Principal asked the Police to arrest the young man.<\/p>\n
Apparently the Police didn’t “know the law” like the Principal did.\u00a0 They gave the Principal a “WTF?” look, refused to arrest anyone, and left.<\/p>\n
The Principal nonetheless decided to suspend the student for “disrupting school” and being “belligerent”.\u00a0 The suspension letter further said student was suspended for “spreading misinformation”.<\/p>\n
(In fairness, when questioned about the photo, the student posted on Instagram that he thought<\/em> the mug shot was from a DUI arrest.\u00a0 However, his comment clearly stated that to be his opinion vice a documented fact.\u00a0 It turns out the arrest resulting in the mug shot was actually for missing a court date for a speeding ticket.)<\/p>\n The student’s suspension was originally for 4 days, but later was reduced to 2 days.\u00a0 It seems that “spreading misinformation” isn’t listed as a prohibited action in the school’s student handbook.<\/p>\n Looks like the Principal really “knows the rules”, too.<\/p>\n The Principal also reportedly threatened to suspend several other students for having a copy of the mug shot photo on their cell phones. I guess it must have been a “dirty” enough photo to qualify as pr0n.<\/p>\n No, I’m not kidding above.\u00a0 This lunacy actually happened<\/a>.<\/p>\n The incident occurred at Riverdale High School, in Riverdale, Georgia.\u00a0 Per the linked article, the Frankly, it sounds more to me like Ms. Jamille Miller Brown is nothing more than a childish, petty tyrant and control freak who’s now butt-hurt.\u00a0 I think her “widdle feewings” were hurt when her past record of misconduct was made known, and she’s now just desperately trying to limit the spread of information about same.\u00a0 But I could be wrong.<\/p>\n IMO she’s also a freaking idiot who deserves and needs to be fired for terminally bad judgement and abuse of authority.\u00a0 Then she could move to NYC, get a job in city government, and work for a like-minded control-freak.\u00a0 But maybe that’s just me.<\/p>\n Riverdale High School seems to be part of the Clayton County School System.\u00a0 The contact information for the Clayton County Board of Education seems to be available here<\/a>.\u00a0 According to their map, Riverdale seems to be in District 3.<\/p>\n Contact information for the Superintendent of Education for Clayton County can be found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Perhaps the Board of Education President and members would be interested in hearing what others think about this matter.\u00a0 Ditto the Superintendent of Education.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"moron<\/del> “esteemed and level-headed” Principal at that school appears to be a Ms. Jamille Miller Brown.<\/p>\n