“I went through the following emotions in a very brief amount of time: unaware, curious, informed, aggregated, and now hopeful. There were some valid responses made by community members and others like working on productive relationships, choosing the appropriate school, and educators presenting themselves as models. Even though the apology was made, editting Principal Keaton’s letter was an adrupt way of allowing him to reflect on criticism. Even though blogging is a form of expression, some things should be said in person or never said at all. If people feel so passionate about their opinions, then why not set up a meeting with him. If you never had a “constructive” meeting with Principal Keaton and never plan to, then put your masks back on and SHUT UP!”
— BinyBabe
“BinyBabe - I approved your comment because you make interesting points but you know better than to yell shut up at people. Please don’t do it again if you want to continue commenting.”
— Andy Newman
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