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SSj4Wingzero posted...

In a lot of these stories, you don't always know the full details. Schools are under very strict privacy laws when it comes to these sorts of things. At face value, it looks bad, but there could be tons of information that we're not aware of. Teachers and administrators often have to straight-up lie to people because there are certain things that, if disclosed, are grounds for a lawsuit.

For the record, I do agree that a kid who disassembled a classmate's gun should not be expelled, assuming that is all he did. But you don't know...

There really should be a law that protects (in this case) the school if theyre correcting false claims made about them, or adding important context that another party is wilfully leaving out.