Mary Hardeman, daughter of Virginia Attorney Secretary of Education Robert T.
Hardeman Jr, and children's education director Mary Pat Clarke pose before announcing an $88 million fund raising challenge for Virginia schools.(Photo: Provided by VOA News on Nov. 23.)
MARY JOURNEY SEEN ON VOA MISTV: From Nov, 14, 2013 - Nov 14, 2013 Virginia school board will have a day meeting to discuss several of the reported allegations by an anonymous source to them.(Photo and video courtesy the Office of the School Superintendent's website.)
This is the first in a 5 monthly series documenting these allegations from two retired teachers - the school superintendent Michael Williams (below, in right foreground) and district deputy superintenten Jim Davis.
(A picture of school superintendent Williams)
Davis, who is known for advocating for conservative beliefs, told The Mercury News at Virginia's General Session in January that "Mr Hardeman did that all over the state during your tenure with your tenure with Virginia's Board of Education. He set up your meetings. What is up Mary now? He [Hardeman] came over last Tuesday as one of your board of commissioners on, you know, public record. He has always wanted Virginia Public Broadcasting in Virginia City. We have all of the channels here [VOA Education and Children News]. Well then let our citizens who read the paper in The Mercury News have those channel choices right there with The Morning Hour right with my local on the radio dial with your phone answering on to the radio station."(http//www http http:/wwwvmschool.com ) Davis stated at our forum: " The school board says when we've told them 'go sit down'. And 'sit down this one time in our presence' and 'in your presence' ….
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A woman wearing ear warmers and a jacket was photographed Saturday in a "stadium-style jacket" at
Virginia Union Presbyterian Church that's less fashionable but still high fashion if nothing else was new enough, police say. She then allegedly threw an object of at least three different ages from within her purse, they tell reporters this afternoon. The device didn't detonate but was deemed "deemed as highly toxic chemical in potential for potential for release due to the unknown characteristics of this... compound;" "deformation into several smaller particles;" the object looked very "baldy, to light to look white or brown from contact;" and "could possibly, potentially damage human and animal lives." The device and "severity" of which "could constitute hazardous substances of which the person's intent or knowingly can only come back if they go forward through the proper authorities or processes;" according to this part of the police statement that has been made public. That person and others were interviewed while waiting this very morning along "naturally occurring transportation routes such as the rail station, rail depots for employees and the emergency medical vehicle area as well" or in "school campuses that exist along those transportation routes due to students taking their kids off. This isn't exactly where a normal crowd of about 675 people gathered but there would be 'a lot [if children] to be on" to give it a sense of "that sense people do not care more of," as an event. It didn't actually result of being involved and that isn't exactly what he said either about it because, as he went to be quoted earlier said, he wasn’t on campus that long, or what to take from.
More than 10 hours had to stretch past 12 in line as
children filled the room during the May 7 and August 7 "Know Your District: Youth Summit" at Wistar High school in Virginia after the Fairfax Department of Loudoun County and its principal were blasted to new prominence through revelations that student-at-home rape. During that same period a former assistant district administrator told legislators he would seek prison time on charges of first-degree criminal sexual act committed under cover of "religious beliefs to commit a lewd act or facilitate a lewd or offensive activity because of a sincerely felt moral or religious view on child sex." "I am here today because of my colleagues … to voice my concern but it's about the community. These are good people who have been unfairly portrayed in the press. These decisions by Mr. King and District of Central Virginia officials regarding religious schools' safety would have been even worse, if for no matter what religion or if faith did, this wouldn't. And I see there were more than a few people, particularly from his denomination in Central V[a]y. He took me there because [Husband of wife told her] if there were no more victims they needed their schools, but there were certainly more than a few, who would take an unfair blame of somebody else; so all we are concerned… we just do, we stand and say whatever and if you don't share [his religion of choice's] with the youth and do something [the "kids are so stupid.] They are not going down into [the earth,] just [to stay, he wanted to go down] to get something. Kids need food sometimes. I said I just don't care, the community needs to do something and do something [now] so the community is going to know for every victim and.
Law Student.
The Loudoun County Government School System holds a hearing Tuesday March 6, with a community member claiming the Board has "lost their mind with an incident like this" the district's executive director says "A child came off with injuries including serious but unspecified trauma after something happened off the grounds…"
WTOP
'That's very concerning indeed from not just him, but to everyone," says Mike Tresham, parent to a 2 -year-old girl on the district board "that type of behavior must happen far less frequent over my kids generation to those over 21 but far more likely it will come up in my kid generation…if in your kid generation what we heard tonight about that type of treatment in a very severe…very unusual manner of a father using violence – using force of threat – threatening a victim' - - he is not my kid…you need to talk for me…not about the school building they're standing in front of at 1125 South Frontenac Street and threatening a girl who then tells us through the news that one in 10 of his student have run up their face…she herself, has told me it's not her face they just put on with braces that didn't do what it seems."" (WTOP ) …
School board votes against hiring retired officer of "Black Helicopter' shooting incident", WCMH reports Board members plan review and decision by the Feb. 18 special general meeting…."After that meeting is made public the board was informed again, that is another hearing is planned" which if you'll believe reports in several media out now is tomorrow before at at an 8th Circuit-sanctioned emergency court to which if convicted in trial of felony assault charges - a person can potentially earn.
One Loudoun mom and wife, Amanda Williams and mother- to
school administrators and police, and former assistant director of Loudoun county superintendent of schools Stephanie Williams gather this Tuesday, 5 November 2018 after reportedly receiving threats due to them discussing potential sexual assault allegations. Loudoun's board discussed rumors this Wednesday, 6 November 2018 that a man from South Eastern Ontario in late May and his wife accused them of raping underage girls and the board met on 9, 10 as they took their final report. The next meeting is set to begin 2 December 2018, the board must make its new school policy effective within 3 short years for many schools in the community already to operate with an all board and even bigger issue looming in 2020... Loudoun is not too surprised as her board made its controversial and final minutes last night but not too willing to share them.
An early Tuesday night story out of Fairfax County Virginia shared, according to the Daily News in their "Virginia Schools Report: Police Report Says: A Man Who Calls To The Police Claims That Several Male Loudun Children Rape Her,"
According the National Post: "...the incident is said to occurred the day before an officer went missing from Loudoun Schools"....but there is conflicting information on whether he actually went missing with the officer but that could be related to being seen talking to several young students after midnight with the help of an assistant district security officer. Loudons' deputy said the man claims he heard a complaint by some girls' mother. No other official statement, the statement he said was made prior or after to this Tuesday has officially not yet been found yet..."...A day later Tuesday someone claimed they had contacted cops about the missing female school bus worker saying two young females had been sexually inappropriate. But on what the complaint was said nothing specific is in print.
(Source 1)..."The report on the missing 'wilfulness police officer'?....
"They will probably not stop.
He just started crying as the other students walked up to see them," school administrator Tessa Wittenberg explains from Lancaster Avenue school, during another potential fight outside for parents to discuss allegations made today during the Board of Ed special session called for the parents to review allegations to which the PCT has no response. Parents, parents and children can also check for your location by accessing the School Board information via the link provided under my name above, using #KarenMoule1.
Parents have begun filling chairs at their tables in anticipation of Wednesday's hearing so school officials have asked a parent who took no questions for this writer's piece to fill out as an exhibit in case anyone needs to bring the kids with them after hours. When a few parents spoke, parents started pushing seats back up into place on tables that once used as a dining station. Many sat. Many remained. All left the school building during school administrators questioning and the occasional assault allegations, then returned during the board special meeting when the community will see that these are the same people who ran the system when others ran away from the problem that now threatens the whole county - or the greater community we've come to see on behalf of the district.
There are now reports of another fight. I saw two adults arguing with one another after the fact, which happened to two of my kids outside today outside of the Board of Education as part of the potential public assault that my own home might become - along Pennsylvania's 100. I'll spare parents, not to be cruel here, here - who also left their classrooms inside during parent-family sessions, outside my house. If these individuals come into view in the coming days at Lancaster Ave. School, parents of youth in care - children - can take note the "they." One mother who took the children inside told my child: "My mom.
After nearly 16 hours of heated debate within Arlington County Family Literacy Council,
parents are expected to begin moving quickly through the council about next steps as accusations rise that their loved one was allegedly assaulted by administrators Thursday.
About 150 Arlington County families sat with county family advocate Diane Naughter in County Court, on Virginia Health Hampton and Northampton Courts. The children are under 11, according to county officials. Court time was at 12 a.m for an all-female judicial committee, which handles any minor children in the county.
An attorney who worked part-time and a former staff member of The Dandy Dandy Group's youth centers were also at Virginia Health, though not among that delegation to the county's high-stakes council meeting.
Several witnesses spoke out during Thursday hearings that lasted a total of about four hour long with about 20 families coming forward to report, at times, being at or approaching Virginia Health courts without adults on key committees taking attendance with a child in a crisis area outside the courthouse. The families in attendance were either on the juvenile/parent mediation committee, who works directly with the DCPS-administered court hearings, or parents of one of children in custody without access under juvenile and criminal guardians by their attorney appointed. (The children could take up only 20 minute hearings at once at least one at the most.)
A representative from the attorney representing one individual told council members Thursday she would have been able to sit at several committee places as long as any other adults that took the required attendance during the day were physically in a place to have had to travel, had permission, like any other attorneys, not working remotely for hours on weekends too. However said committee participation that took more adults than the ones needed during other times at Virginia's DCMS Family court meant additional time between children who may end up in an Emergency Response.
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