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District 203 finally backed down and dropped the expulsion proceedings against Tiana. We forced them to see the truth of this situation and stop their campaign against a twelve year old child. Keep watching these administrators because we know exactly who they are now.

October 30, 2007

The future Of Tiana Thomas

The future Of Tiana Thomas

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Started by Anonymous 18 years, 11 months ago
( I NEED YOUR HELP) A little girl by the name of Tiana is going thru a legal battle with school district 203/Naperville. She is a new student at the school that has been bullied from day one. She got into an altercation with another student which resulted in a fight in which her daughter used a lock as a weapon. I know it was wrong, but in the same token, she went to her asst. principal for guidance, and he quoted; I do not encourage to fight in school, but self defense. So now the police is involved, they are trying to ex-spell her from school, as well as from any school in the state of Illinois, as well as not being able to attend an alternate school. This is an 12 year old honored student that has never been in trouble before. She's in 7th grade the other student is in 8th and there is a big difference is size as well. Thank you in advance, Veronica

Updates

October 8, 2007

School District 203 is trying to ruin a young girl's life to cover their own negligence. I am meeting with officials behind closed doors to demand they stop this pursuit of expulsion against a child who acted in self-defense. They ignored her pleas for help and now they want to bury her future to protect their reputation.

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Jessica Preston
18 years ago Featured

Zero tolerance policies are ruining lives. Naperville needs to get their act together.

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Sarah Abadi
18 years ago Featured

This is absolutely crazy. Punishing a kid for defending herself when they are bigger is wrong. Let her stay in school.

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Lisa Choi
18 years ago Featured

My heart breaks for this girl. Praying she gets to stay in school and move past this.

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David Salazar
18 years ago Featured

The school failed her by not stopping the bullying before it got to this point. Now they want to blame the victim? pathetic.

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Brian Lawson
18 years ago Featured

Total incompetence by the principal. How you gonna tell a kid to defend themselves and then expel them for it??

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Mike Roberts
18 years ago Featured

Expelling a 12 year old for a first offense is way too harsh. She is a child not a criminal.