many were angry about how the school administration is handling a recent sexual assault case. back in may an alleged case happened when a male student wearing a skirt went into a bathroom and assaulted a female student and the male was transferred to another school within the county. months later, another sexual assault allegation against the same student surfaced. parents are saying this school administration covered up the incidents because they were so focussed on promoting a transgender bathroom policy. the superintendent has since apologized to both families and victims in this case. and he said that they did notify authorities immediately on the dates of both of those sexual assault incidents. that did little to diffuse the outrage last night. there are other parents in this district who say that a lot of this is coming from outside disrupters. this is creating chaos for political purpose. here s what the meeting sounded like last night. your single greatest priority
college and enjoyed my fair share of the dlings. but the behavior comes with it. when you grow up, you grow up in an environment with different influences. and you get in an insular environment at college and it invites and xexacerbates behavioral problems. they ve also had problems with sexual assault incidents and they re basically saying the guy in charge is saying he s admitting it s dysfunctional there. i agree. i think the drinking issues go along with the behavioral issues when you look at the atmosphere, the sexist, the racist atmosphere, some of the other issues that they ve had up there. it s all combined. i go back to that. these kids go off to college. they didn t just start this. it s like, okay, i m free, i m outside the fence. but the main question is, whose responsibility is it right now? the parents . it s not solely the parents.
to some degree pentagon officials when they put out their last report about two weeks ago or so about incidences of sexual assault, credited those positions with expanding the aperture, the understanding of sexual assault in the military to the way in which now 26,000 cases are estimated according to a private confidential questionnaire that service members fill out. to some degree they re careful about how they phrase it because this is a very touchy issue. they view that the rise of understood sexual assaults, sexual assault incidents, to be something of a healthy situation in the sense that now service personnel recognize because of this outreach they believe that there have been instances of sexual assault they might may not have characterized
to some degree pentagon officials when they put out their last report about two weeks ago or so about incidences of sexual assault, credited those positions with expanding the. aperture, the understanding of sexual assault in the military to the way in which now 26,000 cases are estimated according to a private confidential questionnaire that service members fill out. to some degree they re careful about how they phrase it because this is a very touchy issue. they view that the rise of understood sexual assaults, sexual assault incidents, to be something of a healthy situation in the sense that now service personnel recognize because of this outreach they believe that there have been instances of sexual assault they might may
to some degree pentagon officials when they put out their last report about two weeks ago or so about incidences of sexual assault, credited those positions with expanding the aperture, the understanding of sexual assault in the military to the way in which now 26,000 cases are estimated according to a private confidential questionnaire that service members fill out. to some degree they re careful about how they phrase it because this is a very touchy issue. they view that the rise of understood sexual assaults, sexual assault incidents, to be something of a healthy situation in the sense that now service personnel recognize because of this outreach they believe that there have been instances of sexual assault they might may not have characterized previously.