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HUSD school police log - May 15, 2009
April 22
* A male Eucalyptus Elementary School student was cited for disturbing the peace.
May 5
* Three male Carmel Elementary School students were cited for indecent exposure.
May 6
* A male Cedar Middle School student was cited for possession of tobacco products.
May 8
* A female Mojave High School student was cited for petty theft.
May 10
* An unknown person vandalized Hesperia Junior High School.
May 11
* A male Kingston Elementary School student was cited for disturbing the peace.
May 12
* A male Hesperia High School student was cited for activating a fire alarm.
* Two male Hesperia Junior High School students were cited for fighting.
May 13
* A female Shadow Ridge High School student was cited for threatening a school official.
* A male Hesperia High School student was cited for possession of marijuana.
* A male Ranchero Middle School student was cited for possession of a locking blade knife.
May 14
* Two male Canyon Ridge High School students were cited for fighting.
* Two male Sultana High School students were cited for fighting.
* A male Cypress Academy student was cited for disturbing the peace.
May 15
* No incidents reported.
Beau Yarbrough can be reached at 956-7108 or at beau@hesperiastar.com.
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| Has anyone seen the police link on the district's website? Is that new? |
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| Parent 001 - May 21, 2009 10:39:33 AM | Remove Comment |
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| You would think there would be more parent involvement. Parents are very busy trying to keep their jobs to support their lifestyle and homes. What about the parents who are out of work? They should take ownership and be accountable. WHERE ONE DOOR CLOSES ANOTHER OPENS. I think this means if you've lost your job, take advantage of the time to help your community or kid's schools by attending meetings and meeting with school officials. The HUSD has parent meetings with the superintendent if you call the district's secretary Deb. Looking for work is priority but that doesnt take all day to apply for jobs. THE SCHOOL CAN DO MORE, TOO. They can send better notices about parent club
meetings. BE MORE PERSUASIVE AND INSIST MORE PARENTS ATTEND OR PRINT THE MEETINGS NOTES/MINUTES FOR ANYONE WHO REQUESTS THEM. Mission Crest principal Mrs. Murphy has an awesome system to notify parents by email. These are just some ways to inspire and motivate parents to become involved. It still takes some action from the parents what they do with the information. |
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| Larry - May 18, 2009 10:28:11 AM | Remove Comment |
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| We need the school police. They do an excellent job. I do think though that teachers and administrators could do more about the theft problem. Kids getting their lunch money lifted during class time should be addressed. Not sure what the answer is but it certainly should not be ignored or blamed on the poor kid who was the victim. |
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| parent - May 16, 2009 05:21:11 PM | Remove Comment |
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| To "good ol days", because school principals and assistant principals do not have the authority to make arrests or give citations when crimes are committed. Or do you think things like marijuana possession, weapons possession or theft should just be treated with time outs? |
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| Reality - May 16, 2009 09:17:29 AM | Remove Comment |
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| WE WANT MORE INFO ON THESE INCIDENTS. THIS LOG LACKS DETAILS. What really happened? The sheriff's log cites the offense in more detail. Why cant the school police log be similar? Do they operate under different rules or agenda? |
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| Marvin - May 15, 2009 09:59:46 PM | Remove Comment |
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| What happened to the days when these same offenses were handled by the principal or the assistant principal? Why do we now need the police involved? |
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| The good old days - May 15, 2009 07:58:45 PM | Remove Comment |
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| How many thefts went un-reported this week. How many kids had their lunch money , PE locker lock and PE clothes stolen. |
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| parent - May 15, 2009 05:57:47 PM | Remove Comment |
