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Tuesday Memo, Announcement
3) "Please all rise and stand at respectful, silent attention for the playing of our national anthem." -
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Memo Progression at Harrsion High School
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Friday Memo, to Philip
To: Philip Malloy
From: Dr. Palleni, Assistant Principal
RE: New Homeroom Assignments Philip is moved into Miss Narwin's homeroom effective Wed March 28 -
Tuesday Memo, to Dr. Doane
To: Dr. Doane (Principal)
From: Miss Narwin
RE: Application for Grant Miss Narwin wants to go to a workshop for "master teachers" to give new ideas; feels her teaching needs to be updated and she's a bit out of touch; wants to find new ways to entice young people to read -
Wednesday Memo, to All Staff
To: All
From: Superintendent Seymour
RE: Budget Talk to voters; informed voters are wise voters -
Monday Memo, to Miss Narwin
To: Miss Narwin
From: Dr. Doane
RE: Grant Application Limited funding, and available funds for these events have already been allocated -
Friday Memo, 10:10am- to Philip
To: Philip
From: Dr. Palleni (assistant principal)
RE: New homeroom Philip is moved into Mr. Lunser's homeroom effective Tuesday April 3 -
Friday Memo, 11:16 am to Bernard Lunser
To:Bernard Lunser
From: Dr. Palleni (assistant principal)
RE: Philip Philip is returning to your homeroom after being suspended for 2 days; watch his behavior, perhaps something is going on at home -
Friday Memo 11:26 am to Dr. Doane
To: Dr. Doane (principal)
From: Dr. Palleni (assistant principal)
RE: Philip Philip is suspended for 2 days for a disturbance in his homeroom, and has been transferred to Mr. Lunser's room. No further attention required. -
Monday Memo 11am to Superintendent Seymour
To: Seymour
From: Dr. Doane (principal)
RE: Philip's suspension March 28,29,30 Philip caused a disturbance in homeroom (singing the national anthem in a loud, raucous disrespectful manner; stopped 1st time asked, refused second and third; suspended for refusal to apologize to teacher and classmates -
Monday Memo 1:30pm to Dr. Seymour
To: Superintendent Seymour
From: Dr. Doane (principal)
RE: Philip's Suspension deliberately caused a disturbance; drawing attention to himself; other words added into memo -
Monday memo 3:30pm to Gloria Harland
To: Gloria Harland (Chairman, school board)
From: Superintendent Seymour
RE: Philip's suspension 1) National anthem is support of American values 3) added wording again 7) chose suspension himself -
Tuesday Memo 8 am Official Statement
It is the practice in *all* Harrison schools that during morning exercises the national anthem is played, part of our program in support of traditional American values.
There is *no* rule that prohibits a student from singing along is he/she so desires.
The Harrison School District is pleased to *encourage* appropriate displays of patriotism.
It is the responsibility of our classroom teachers to monitor student behavior in this regard.