A Virginia judge described as “heinous” that a school decided to expel a student because he was waiting for his test to end before he says that a classmate had brought a bullet to the classroom. Specifically, Judge Vivian Henderson of Virginia Beach decided in favor of Rachel Wigand, the mother of the child, in her lawsuit against the Catholic school of St. John the Apostle. The mother claims that the private school has violated her contract with the expulsion of her son for one and a half days in September. The elimination of her son seems to have lasted for the same time as the student who brought the bullet to school. In September, the student was in the classroom and was preparing for a test when another classmate showed him a bullet. The New York Post reports that the student waited until the test was over, went to his next class and then informed the school principal of the sphere. […]
Source: News Beast
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