Public school, public knowledge; Teacher and Principal did their jobs

I saw these videos in my feed today. Google knows before we do. It is because of my history of searches. Oh really!?

I used to get upset at pulled fire drills. Dust in the detectors was always the BS at my children's high school. It is a crime to pull a fire alarm or to shout "Fire" when there is none.

Connecting dots with these two videos.

So it is ok to publish videos. Public knowledge. In the first linked YT video, the student is 18.  No FERPA needed. Read the comments. 

The teacher and this principal did their jobs.  Do you think at the school in Newport News the VP, E Parker did her job. (See other posts and why I do not.) 

Felony to have a gun on school grounds. Bullying used as an excuse. 

Listen to the end. Typical parental response.

https://youtu.be/u2ze1tWynJE?is=XJ6BdCeLkpe89mOZ

In this next video, a student faked a hostage situation; police called to school;  hard lockdown.  Public school, public knowledge. This parent gets it at this point. Explusion on the table. Parent present for an underage student. Still on video and released to the public. Faces blanked out.

https://youtu.be/F9awg3xd3_Y?is=zbyGHQbL3LtLtBb9

Follow up to previous posts on AK.

Why did a high school in Frisco, Texas limit access to the video of the stabbing scene? Why did a Judge place a gag order? Why did another  Judge limit access to the court?  Was it because of improper protocol at the track meet? History of violence of the student with the knife? What high school had the video? They could have blanked out the faces too. The handling of the crime makes people question and they should. 

The defendent admitted his crime. Nobody on the jury bought the defense argument. The video and trial should have been public. More questions would have been answered.

Do you see a pattern with the bullying reason used for taking vengeance. It has become just BS. Luckily, the jury in the AK did not buy it.

School settings are public. The ADA speaker at ACCC  ( a community college) circa 2011 advised us in a mandatory meeting that is why teachers can be recorded. No right to privacy. But that moronic ADA representative was adamant that teachers could not know reasons why students needed accomodations. FERPA and 504 Plans are part of the problem when interpreted incorrectly. I wonder if she had to ever testify at a murder trial.

Do your research. Public education is paid for with your tax dollars. 

After watching the first video, if interested, go back to the posts on Newport News trial or watch part of the testimony in the civil case as well as Day 2 of the criminal case. Do you think the Judge in the criminal case got it wrong?

ASK..Asking Saves Kids. It could be your kid. No one is immune. 

Marian R. Carlino

June 17, 2026

Location. Location. Location.

Frisco is now added to the list of internationally known as scene of a violent death of a student. 

It could not happen here. This is (name of city), you do not have to lock your doors. No one carries a (weapon), this is (name of city).

I get it. I feel safe where I am, most of the time. But no place is immune. Even Dorothy knew that. She delt with a cranky neighbor who gave her nightmares. 

Did the victim feel immune in his community?

Some videos that would indicate Frisco was not immune. (If trouble opening links, copy and paste into browser.)

https://youtu.be/P2xoSdZrdX8?is=PjHKZYBQkWAvu_ew

https://youtu.be/s8avwFPxZ-M?is=kg0gcwN-Y9mw0YiH

https://youtu.be/v4wLNMNbfI4?is=yrO5G8jUYWcKgp6i

The reporter quotes a witness about just that or is this fabricatiion?

Texas teen who fatally stabbed track athlete at school meet found guilty and sentenced to prison - The Philadelphia Sunday Sun https://share.google/sywVhpzWjtaubP083

Schools, in the best of real estate locations, are subject to human behavior. My school in 1998 certainly was. It still is a "white picket fence" community, but not immune. 

Did you read my IDEA posts? There is a reference to an upscale neighborhood crime near a high school in the neighboring town to my former school district. Six degrees (or less) of separation is real.

Recently,  I commented on a YT post about the KA case. One person told me to read the transcripts of the trial of KA and know the law. I am not sure what side of the fence the person fell on. The law is pretty clear about weapons and schools.

My point that the location of the death was at a school event is important. And just because someone is in prison does not mean that person is lost to family. Of course, the integrity of the family would decide that. 

Only a few select reporters and the jury were able to listen in the court. A judge put a gag order on the whole case not long after the attack in April 2025 and would not allow cameras in the courthouse during the trial. This was not a federal trial.  Why?

The jury listened and determined a guilty of murder charge. The rest of us are only commenters and have no authority in that decision. The reporters in the courtroom did not just report. They commented. 

Lawyers are making a killing on pontificating outside of the courtroom. I did not see any of the YT practicing lawyers run to defend the now convicted murderer last year. Are they running to do the appeal?

I do not write without doing some background research or paying attention to the discussions. I have been paying attention since the stabbing happened. (See other posts about knives or my book.)

The outcome of this trial could unjustly have a national impact with threatened violence. Influencers are not helping. Some are gaining national notoriety.

The school board that employed me in 1998 assumed I did not know the law on school violence in NJ. I did. I learned even more when seeking information for a legal battle. The integrity of that board was non existent. The integrity of some of the YT podcasters is questionable.

This deadly stabbing that took place at a school event was in a town in Texas. The town now knows they are not immune. 

These links are about the law. 

Knives do not usually raise as much ire as this case has raised. Had it been a gun, well, that would be a horse of a different color, right Dorothy?

Knives on high school property or at an event are illegal. Now we know why?

Texas law links: (search using link description)

Texas Penal Code - PENAL § 46.03 | FindLaw https://share.google/gbc4MIYa4SktIyjzM

School Safety Law Toolkit | Texas School Safety Center https://share.google/5sgrU94Nbu6qx5mEx

I think this link below is very interesting. Long before the trial, the school setting was of interest to me. It does not appear an emergency response protocol was put in action. Everyone at that track meet were witnesses, just by being there. Now some of them are most likely silent victims. Was the location put on lockdown? The defendant ran. I think all of us are asking, where were the adults? They were certainly found after the stabbing.

Advisory On School Safety For Texas Students | Office of the Attorney General https://share.google/4rBlAdVj1dtDKOoqh (Search using description)

Florida student in the state of Florida. Just one other example of a student arrested, age of 14 with a knife.

LCSO: 14-year-old Rickards High student arrested for possessing utility knife on campus https://share.google/R5kfFGBwupYweNdDe

To those who want to make it a race issue, that is too bad. Nothing gets solved when we do not judge by the content of one's character.

Read my post on Franklin Regional High School and the damage that a kitchen knife did in the hands of an angry student.

Why is one trial of one death getting so much attention?  

And to the commenter, "we are not in Kansas anymore" or BC- Before Columbine.  It is not just a gun in the wrong hands that can kill.

Is your location immune?

A pyschologist's take:

https://youtu.be/AroAuaCSEGg?is=2S_jlbthzN8wxqnq

Marian R. Carlino

June 16, 2026