I carried his donations out of chambers in a plastic bag. That was over ten years ago, and I am certain the statute of limitations has run. I certainly sympathize with their plight, as I am a former employee of Community Education Partners, and I know the frustration of the students who are there for lengthy stays and, unfortunately, unchallenging class work. Grades have been changed, altered and made up in order to meet deadlines. Teachers often have little or no classroom experience and basically baby-sit the students.
Fights are frequent, and consequences minimal.
The staff turnover rate is tremendous. So, parents, keep up the good work of boycotting the school and its multimillion-dollar investment. CEP does not educate students, it serves as a warehouse for kids. The three-day suspension sounds more like the interim needed for his due process hearing with his expulsion being the result of his guilt. I believe that the hundreds of thousands of HISD students who do not break the law deserve their right to a safe and drug-free school.