Clay County High School Principal should be disciplined for violating student rights.

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Clay County High School Principal should be disciplined for violating student rights.

This is a video from a student at Fleming Island High School in Clay County. She participated in a counter-protest to the 4/20/18 “March for our Lives” walkout. She believes everyone should try to prevent the tragedy of school shootings from continuing by strengthening mental health programs and local police departments vs disarming the public – which is a violation of the Bill of Rights.

We give her a WINK for standing for her rights.

We give Mr. Pittman, principal of Fleming Island HS, a CCSO officer, and an administrator a STINK for seizing eighty-seven flags from students.

If you want to voice your opinion, contact Addison Davis, Superintendent of Clay County Schools. Contact information here: Addison Davis contact

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kA6y5DA158

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