Bronner’s has vastly outgrown its quirky, humble origins and become the top-selling natural soap brand in North America. "Due to the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, technically Frisco ISD cannot comment on individual students or release information regarding the disciplinary records of an individual student," a district spokesperson said.įederal laws also prevent the district from confirming whether there were two investigations in this case, she said.Two generations later, Dr. “I will fight until I can’t fight anymore, which is the last breath in my body,” she said. I wanted to break it down for her.”īroom says she will not stop until her son’s name is cleared. “I just wanted to tell her what happened,” said Jordan. Jordan and his mom say they have tried to reach out to the teacher but have been denied access. Thomas says the organization is determined to travel as far away as is needed to protect any student facing allegations like this. “It’s not that he has to suffer this penalty, but the worst thing that happens to him is his spirit being murdered,” said Thomas. James Thomas told NBC 5 he will be heading to Frisco for the appeal, deeply concerned about the initial accusation leveled against the teen. A crisis,” she said.īroom’s daughter who lives in Los Angeles contacted LA’s NAACP chapter about the situation. “He’s home because this has caused a downward spiral. In the meantime, she has pulled Jordan from school, sharing that his anxiety is worrisome. “This will go on his record so when he’s trying to play sports, that’s what they’ll see.”īroom appealed the punishment and is set to meet with school officials later this month. “It’s already hindered his character,” she said.
Her son, she says, is a jokester and a good kid who always makes people laugh.īroom says her son’s school record will also reflect sexual harassment of a teacher for seven years. “That is not him and I don’t know what she heard or why she decided to say that’s what she heard, but we’re talking about Jordan,” she said.
This assistant principal reportedly handed Jordan a more severe punishment: 45 days at an alternative school. “She reopened because she can, is what she said,” said Broom. Broom says she met with the school’s other assistant principal who had not been at school for several days. Students, including Jordan, returned to Cobb MS the following week. She says the school leader said, "the case was closed."īroom says she’s especially outraged over what happened next. My son said gibber gabber.”īroom says she was not immediately alerted to the situation but was later informed that one of the school’s assistant principals handed down a 1-day in-school suspension over the “joke.”
“The teacher heard, after the third time asking my son to repeat himself, ‘will you give me some (sexually explicit request),’” said Broom. The point of the joke, the teen told NBC 5, was to “just call a restaurant and start mumbling to confuse them.”īroom says she was recently allowed to watch hallway surveillance video of the incident and saw Jordan and his friends talking to one teacher who appears to catch on to the joke and then approach a second teacher who did not appear to think it was funny. East Texas residents brace for sweltering heat, electricity restoration still days away in some areas
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