While student privacy prevents officials at the Dublin Unified School District from commenting on a student being involved in a fight or using the N-word on campus, officials did say that it would take some prior history of doing either of those two things to be expelled from school. 2021 North Coast Section Football Championships Division 2. вЂњIt is not tolerated in Dublin schools, and we address each issue when it comes up on a case by case basis,вЂќ district spokeswoman Michelle McDonald said. On 11/12, the Dublin varsity football team lost their away playoff game against Campolindo (Moraga, CA) by a score of 38-28. Officials at the Dublin Unified School District say any languageВ that degrades racial identity is not tolerated. вЂњI donвЂ™t care what color the student is.вЂќ вЂњI would like for there to be a no-tolerance policy on using the N-word,вЂќ Kenny said. ligger i FГ¶renta staterna, Mountain View och Г¤r vГ¤rd i det nГ¤tverk av Merit Network. Kenny wants to see the schoolвЂ™s policy change. She chose not to because she thought that might not be the best thing to do, but there is an element of fear because I know she is still hurting.вЂќ вЂњItвЂ™s a violent crime, she had to defend herself,вЂќ Vivian said. The victimвЂ™s parents want the Dublin Unified School District to take make that happen.

вЂњJustice would be having thatвЂ¦man removed from the school,вЂќ the victimвЂ™s mother Vivian Grant said. вЂњJustice would be expelling that young man from campus,вЂќ the victimвЂ™s father Kenny Grant said. вЂњI get grabbed by another student defending the person who said the N-word,вЂќ the girl said. вЂњI told them that language was very inappropriate, and so I said I am going to report this to a campus supervisor or someone with authority who can tell them that this is wrong.вЂќД«ut before she could do that, something shocking happened. Join us for an evening circa Studio 54 Disco Nights Practice those disco dance moves, brush off that polyester suit or dress and add some platform shoes for a night out in support of Dublin High School students.

The Dublin High School student says she was assaulted on campus by a white male student who objected to her asking one of his friends to not use the N-word. вЂњI was coming from a class, and I heard someone in the corner using the N-word and I turned to tell him not to say that,вЂќ said the 14-year-old girl, who did not want to reveal her identity. The student and her parents want her attacker removed from campus. The incident occurred after she overheard several male students using the вЂњN-wordвЂќ and asked them to stop. She suffered multiple injuries to her head and face. DUBLIN (KRON) - AВ young girl is the victim of a violent assault on her high school campus in Dublin.

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