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i m not aware i can t comment on that at this time. he was not removed from the school. he was returned back to class with his backpack, where we have reason to believe the gun was stored in the backpack. did you have a question right here? did school officials ask questions about the backpack or ask questions about whether the child had a weapon? not that we have advised, no. do you know if between the first and second episode, the teachers are each a ware of what had transpired? had teacher number two, was that teacher aware of what happened on day one i can t speak to that. i don t know. and the other thing i have is for the families. have you briefed them on what your investigation has found, specifically with the school? i have spoken to the parents and indicated the nature of the charges that might be coming. i have not spoken about the school. what was their reaction in terms of having communications with them about
Oxford-high-schoolGunReasonQuestionClassBackpackSchool-officialsTeachersWeaponQuestionsChildEpisodeMACON, Ga., Apr 27, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) LBA Ware™, a leading provider of incentive compensation management (ICM) and business intelligence (BI) software solutions for the mortgage industry, today announced the second installment in its free, quarterly webinar series. Featuring capital markets expert Rob Chrisman, Deal or No Deal: Growth and Exit Strategies for Today’s Mortgage Lender is designed to give lending executives and investors meaningful insight into today’s mortgage M&A market. The webinar will take place Thursday, May 13, from 1-2 p.m. ET.
Rob Chrisman’s daily market commentary is among the mortgage industry’s most widely read publications. A three-decade veteran of the mortgage banking industry, Chrisman will join LBA Ware Founder and CEO Lori Brewer for a live fireside chat that will examine recent industry deals and highlight the most important factors for investors, buyers and sellers to consider in today’s market.
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