美国学校对学生的暴力倾向是非常敏感，上各星期，有MD马里兰州学生因对另外一同学以手做枪击状被学校停学的案子！

ＮＹ，ＳＦ，ＬＡ的华文媒体要有表示才能压住ＡＢＣ的bs，应该向这些华文媒体投诉！
另外美国学校对学生的暴力倾向是非常敏感，上各星期，有ＭＤ马里兰州学生因对另外一同学以手做枪击状被学校停学的案子！　大家可以看看社会的反应

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/boy-6-suspended-possession-pretend-gun-article-1.1231409

Maryland boy, 6, suspended from school for making gun gesture with hand and saying ‘pow’

The suspension from the school in Silver Spring came a week after a gunman stormed Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., killing 26. Said an attorney: ‘What they're doing is looking at the worst possible interpretation of a young, naive 6-year-old.’

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Roscoe R. Nix Elementary School in Silver Spring, MD, where a 6-year-old Montgomery County boy was recently suspended from school for making a gun gesture with his thumb and forefinger.

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A Maryland family is fighting the one day school suspension of a 6-year-old boy who made a gun gesture with his thumb and forefinger while in class.

The boy was suspended after pointing the finger gun at a classmate and saying “pow,” WTOP reported. The incident came a week after a gunman stormed Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., killing 26 people, including 20 children.

 

The boy’s family said they got a letter from Roscoe Nix Elementary School in Silver Spring, Md. saying the child was being suspended over the gun gesture and had also been spoken to about a "similar incident,” the Washington Examiner reported.

The family also obtained a lawyer.

"What they're doing is looking at the worst possible interpretation of a young, naive 6-year-old," attorney Robin Ficker told the Examiner. "This is a little child who can't form the intent to do anything like that."

The Montgomery County Public Schools said its policy is not to discuss matters of student discipline.

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