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PAHS School Policy Reminded After Social Media Incident

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Port Angeles School District officials reminded staff and students of school policies regarding expression after a social media incident at Port Angeles High School on September 10.

Superintendent Michelle Olsen stated in a letter that clothing or materials promoting violence are not allowed in schools, and staff held meetings to reinforce expectations. Students were reminded to report concerns to staff, and the district emphasized maintaining a safe learning environment.

The district is investigating the incident, with no further details provided in the public statement.

πŸ“„ Source: Local Government β€” https://www.portangelesschools.org/news/post/~board/district/post/statement-from-pasd-915
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    Port Angeles School District officials reminded staff and students of school policies regarding expressionβ€œThis morning, all PAHS staff began the day with Assistant Superintendent Rhonda Kromm and Principal Mace Gratz to ensure our expectations are clear and that staff understand their responsibilities in maintaining a safe, respectful, and orderly learning environment. Following that conversation, PAHS teachers shared a consistent message with students about these expectations.”
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    A social media incident occurred at Port Angeles High School on September 10β€œI am following up regarding the September 10th situation at Port Angeles High School and the significant attention it has received on social media and throughout our community.”
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    Superintendent Michelle Olsen stated in a letter that clothing or materials promoting violence are not allowed in schoolsβ€œClothing or materials that depict, promote, or celebrate violence are not allowed in our schools.”
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    Staff held meetings to reinforce expectationsβ€œThis morning, all PAHS staff began the day with Assistant Superintendent Rhonda Kromm and Principal Mace Gratz to ensure our expectations are clear and that staff understand their responsibilities in maintaining a safe, respectful, and orderly learning environment.”
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    Students were reminded to report concerns to staffβ€œStudents were also reminded that if they see or hear something at school that concerns them, they should tell a teacher, administrator, counselor, or another trusted adult.”
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    The district emphasized maintaining a safe learning environmentβ€œThis is a proactive step to support students and staff and help ensure the school remains focused on teaching and learning.”
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    The district is investigating the incidentβ€œA thorough investigation is underway, and we are committed to carefully reviewing the circumstances and responding appropriately based on the information gathered.”

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