Do you approve of Jeff Triplett as Mayor?

disappointed in the way things were handled in regards to the Trayvon Martin case

If your son or daughter is ever suspended from school, these suggestions may make the experience easier.
Get the Facts

Immediately contact the school and request: 1) a copy of the student's school records, including records for attendance, grades, and any past discipline; 2) a copy of any administrator's, teacher's, or student's statements about the charge/incident; and 3) a copy of the school's or district's disciplinary policies in writing (if they have not as yet been provided to you). Review these materials and note anything you want to ask your child or the school about that may include issues relevant to the current situation.
School administrators must provide students with notice of the charges against them, the basis for the charge, and an opportunity to tell his/her side of the story.
Talk with your son or daughter. Ask him/her to tell you (or even better to write out) exactly what happened as soon as possible so you have a clear understanding of the details related to the incident. Make sure he/she is being honest about what happened.




No limit no<< was on his third suspension and looks like the so called parents have not disciplined him yet,

i don't know if you should have triplets as mayor because what if they get into a disagreement? 2 will probably take one side against the other, but is that right? what if all 3 disagree? i see mayoral gridlock in this future.

even voting in twins is probably questionable.

siamese though i don't think you have much choice, and being connected they pretty much have to get along.

Show Me wrote:

If your son or daughter is ever suspended from school, these suggestions may make the experience easier.
Get the Facts
Immediately contact the school and request: 1) a copy of the student's school records, including records for attendance, grades, and any past discipline; 2) a copy of any administrator's, teacher's, or student's statements about the charge/incident; and 3) a copy of the school's or district's disciplinary policies in writing (if they have not as yet been provided to you). Review these materials and note anything you want to ask your child or the school about that may include issues relevant to the current situation.
School administrators must provide students with notice of the charges against them, the basis for the charge, and an opportunity to tell his/her side of the story.
Talk with your son or daughter. Ask him/her to tell you (or even better to write out) exactly what happened as soon as possible so you have a clear understanding of the details related to the incident. Make sure he/she is being honest about what happened.
No limit no<< was on his third suspension and looks like the so called parents have not disciplined him yet,

It was his 3rd suspension THIS year, mommy and daddy immediately had his school records sealed, wonder why? I also wonder why he had changed high schools 3 times in 3 years, have to wonder if it was for disciplinary reasons.
But Martin/Fulton can blame themselves for St. Tray's death. Instead of punishing him, he was rewarded with a trip to Disney World. Maybe Disney should have used him in a commercial.
Hi, I'm Trayvon Martin and I've been suspended for the 3rd time this year. Now, I'm going to Disney World!!

teeje63 wrote:

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It was his 3rd suspension THIS year, mommy and daddy immediately had his school records sealed, wonder why? I also wonder why he had changed high schools 3 times in 3 years, have to wonder if it was for disciplinary reasons.
But Martin/Fulton can blame themselves for St. Tray's death. Instead of punishing him, he was rewarded with a trip to Disney World. Maybe Disney should have used him in a commercial.
Hi, I'm Trayvon Martin and I've been suspended for the 3rd time this year. Now, I'm going to Disney World!!

Talks cheap, particularly when it comes out of your nasty lying mouth.

Provide a link to three high schools.

Provide a link to three suspensions.

The parents didn't ask for the records to be sealed, school discipline records for minors are sealed by law.

Trayvon was a just turned 17 year old junior in high school, that is the correct grade for the age.

Trayvon had no criminal record of any kind.

Oh that's right, you linked all this stuff before but everyone was too lazy to go read it right?

RuffnReddy wrote:

<quoted text>Talks cheap, particularly when it comes out of your nasty lying mouth.
Provide a link to three high schools.
Provide a link to three suspensions.
The parents didn't ask for the records to be sealed, school discipline records for minors are sealed by law.
Trayvon was a just turned 17 year old junior in high school, that is the correct grade for the age.
Trayvon had no criminal record of any kind.
Oh that's right, you linked all this stuff before but everyone was too lazy to go read it right?

I'm going to tell you like I told your boy Teddy. Everything I posted has been released to the media. Because you came on board late, is not my problem. You are more than welcome to go back and read the articles from the Orlando Sentinel and Miami Herald, that is where I read them. And yes, when this all got started and Tracy Martin was LYING and saying that St. Tray had been suspended for 5 days for tardiness, the spokesman for the Miami/Dade School System stepped up and stated that what Tracy Martin was telling was NOT true. He did not elaborate, due to privacy laws. But the Martin/Fulton gang had moron Crump immediately seal his records.
Now, I know it's hard in your drug addled stupor, but this thread is not about St. Tray, try staying on topic. And stop stalking and harassing people, you're almost as bad as Teddy and DapperDouche.

This also explains why Sabrina Fulton (Mom) and Tracy Martin (Dad) hired an attorney named Benjamin Crump. The very first action that Crump took upon retention was to file an injunction to “seal” Trayvon’s school and criminal records. Thereby trying to hide the troubling background.


While activists, protesters and the parents of Trayvon Martin continue to push for his shooter's arrest, more details are being learned of his suspensions and reported troubles at school.

The 17-year-old was suspended three times in a series of incidents that included getting caught spraying graffiti and carrying an empty baggie with traces of marijuana, according to a Miami-Dade Schools Police report obtained by the Miami Herald.