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‘This isn’t who we are’: Severna Park community discusses inclusiveness at public meeting after bullying video

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The video shows a student making threats of violence and using racial slurs and epithets that are demeaning toward people with special needs. At 1:30 p.m., the video was spread to approximately 130 students and staff, who immediately reported it to school leadership. The video was posted to Twitter by an anonymous account and later posted to the video-based social media platform TikTok.

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‘This isn’t who we are’: Severna Park community discusses inclusiveness at public meeting after bullying video

Principal Lindsey Abruzzo gave an update Monday during a public meeting at the high school organized by Superintendent Mark Bedell in response to a bullying incident that occurred on Jan. 10.

1 year ago·Annapolis, United States

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