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 Harrison Student Expelled for Bomb Threat By: Sally Kaucher The Harrison School Board has expelled a Harrison Junior High student for the remainder of the school year in connection with one of several recent bomb threats. The Harrison Daily Times reports the decision came during a special meeting of the board, which approved the recommendation of Superintendent Mindy Moss. The 13-year-old boy and his mother appeared before the board during the closed session. The student’s expulsion is for communicating a bomb threat at the junior high on November 13th. During November, there were two bomb threats at Harrison High School and two at the junior high.
Lisa - 11/26/2012 10:14:15 AM
Thats good they are doing something about these bomb threats. However, the way I understand it the high school student is still going to school after those bomb threats. If that is true, whats up with that? |
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