From the Teacher's Desk : How costly are missed warning signs?

From the Teacher's Desk : How costly are missed warning signs?:  The 40-million-dollars?  (Originally published on April 22, 2024, edited and updated November 7, 2025.) A young teacher, who also suffered ...

Reposted from a previous post:  Updated May 17, 2026

https://marianrcarlino.blogspot.com/2019/06/time-keeps-on-slipping-into-future.html

Marian R. Carlino

May 18, 2026

If it takes a trial...Vice Principal on trial

Updated with this trial link 

https://youtu.be/KeNWi_YEgWA?si=0WjLuoNS4tgv9Ow7 

Opening arguments of the Prosecutor in the trial.

The defense attorney projected blame and stonewalled today.

The principal was not charged but did not come off really good today. 

I wonder what staff relationships were like between the staff and administration.

I will never stop talking or writing about my situation in 1998. PUT IT IN WRITING before the weapon of choice gets used. In my case, the student used hands and feet to attack others in kindergarten and first grade. My story with sworn taped testimony could gave played out as in this school. The Principal thought my violent student had special rights. My former principal was lucky it was me as the teacher. I credit my actions to prior knowledge and the death of Shannon Wright.

When a 6 year old is so violent, that teachers are assaulted, it is a miracle other children were not hurt. My educated guess is that other children were hurt, but mums the word in the land of education...even after a shooting (or assaults of any kind). Time and the court trial may just be telling. 

https://youtu.be/0q-2ODZmawQ?si=EU2XnjzktUtp-0Qg

https://www.cnn.com/2026/05/18/us/school-shooting-ebony-parker-trial

Previous post on the civil trial.

https://marianrcarlino.blogspot.com/2024/04/how-costly-are-missed-warning-signs.html

Marian R. Carlino

May 18, 2026