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Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Hazelwood Elementary Student Disciplined After Bringing BB Gun to School

Armstrong Elementary principal Roger LeBlanc sent home a letter to parents informing them of the incident.

A Hazelwood School District fifth-grader is in trouble after bringing a BB gun to school. The Armstrong Elementary School student brought the gun without pellets, according to a letter school principal Roger LeBlanc's sent home with students. "I want to provide you with the facts about a situation at our school," he wrote in the letter. "The student who saw it (the gun) immediately reported it and the student with the BB gun was disciplined according to our District's Behavior Guide." LeBlanc went on the commend the student who reported the incident and staff that quickly worked to defuse the situation. "It is very important for all of us to keep an open line of communication and share crucial information," LeBlanc said. Follow Hazelwood …

marcel marcel

12:18 pm on Monday, February 25, 2013

Really starting early huh! Looks like he's not getting the right amount of spankings at home. This is very sad seeing he's most likely going to see some serious butt issues in oh about 8 years if he doesn't get it together. BB gun today, a 380 tomorrow, prison next week, two days later somebody's prison wife. Thank you have a nice day!   more ›

Friday, August 31, 2012

Armstrong Elementary Students Turn In Classmate for Bringing BB Gun to School

The students received praise from the school's principal for taking action, and their classmate will be disciplined according to district standards.

An Armstrong Elementary student brought a BB gun to school on Tuesday, according to a letter sent home to parents by new principal Roger LeBlanc. LeBlanc said the gun was never used in a threatening manner. Other students found out about the gun and immediately reported it. The student who brought the BB gun to school is being disciplined according to the Hazelwood School District's Behavior Guide, Leblanc said. "We work very hard to create a culture in which students, staff members and parents feel comfortable alerting the principal or other school officials when they see or hear anything that causes concern," LeBlanc said. "I am very proud of the students who reported the incident." Parents can help keep schools safer by encouraging kids…

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