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Calling the Highlands baseball team "Dirty Birds" is a GROSS understatement

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But this is going viral

 

It's on here; it's on the news; it's on Facebook; it's on Twitter; it's on reddit. Highlands needs to REALLY look into some damage control. Plus, ya know, there's that whole "being responsible to help a bullied student" thing that would be pretty cool on the administrators' part.

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Don't name the names, don't even have to give the dirty details... But this is going viral, so they should say... "This is our policy and here is how we handled it"... Furthermore, they should state that any HHS student that further adds "bullying" or "harassment" to this situation will be dealt with immediately according to their guidelines... And if it doesn't include social media bullying they should say that it does include it now...

HHS has to get out infront of this thing... Although it's possibly already too late.

 

So, someone should call up Tricia Macke and say we have a policy that we've followed and we will keep following it? Could they give up those juicy details using a disguised voice?

So 900 posts in and we still only know a few facts. Everyone wants to make a judgement on what little we know. What if I told you the victim also peed in the squirt bottle as they were going to play a prank on another kid. That kid was not available so they ended up playing a "prank" on the victim even though he peed in the bottle to begin with. And the victim was also suspended. Would that change anything?

So, someone should call up Tricia Macke and say we have a policy that we've followed and we will keep following it? Could they give up those juicy details using a disguised voice?

HHS needs to do something... Silence allows for more speculation and rumors... Jmo.

The things being said by current and former HHS students and student-athletes is so concerning. Even kids from other schools have chimed in a bit. If I were their parents I'd be livid. They look like entitled, spoiled, and disrespectful know it all brats. If you don't hammer in the seriousness of this or use it as an example for your child, then you're part of the problem. I'm so tired of adults that make excuses for their entitled teenagers and young adults poor behavior. Make them realize consequences!

 

"The Emperor's New Clothes", by Hans Christian Anderson, sums it up.

It's on here; it's on the news; it's on Facebook; it's on Twitter; it's on reddit. Highlands needs to REALLY look into some damage control. Plus, ya know, there's that whole "being responsible to help a bullied student" thing that would be pretty cool on the administrators' part.

 

That's interesting, though the Reddit thread is pretty weak. The guy that started it took a break from posting in /r/gonewildcurvy to comment on the Dirty Birds.

So 900 posts in and we still only know a few facts. Everyone wants to make a judgement on what little we know. What if I told you the victim also peed in the squirt bottle as they were going to play a prank on another kid. That kid was not available so they ended up playing a "prank" on the victim even though he peed in the bottle to begin with. And the victim was also suspended. Would that change anything?

 

Was the victim suspended? Did he in fact pee in the bottle?

So 900 posts in and we still only know a few facts. Everyone wants to make a judgement on what little we know. What if I told you the victim also peed in the squirt bottle as they were going to play a prank on another kid. That kid was not available so they ended up playing a "prank" on the victim even though he peed in the bottle to begin with. And the victim was also suspended. Would that change anything?

 

It probably would but the people who do know are choosing to stay silent, including the administrators. This leads to wild speculation and a lot of hurt feelings.

That's interesting, though the Reddit thread is pretty weak. The guy that started it took a break from posting in /r/gonewildcurvy to comment on the Dirty Birds.

 

:lol:

So the admin at Highlands should make sure that all of you here on BGP are fully brought up to speed on ALL facts so that you can pass your judgment? Simply hysterical people.

 

I will say it again, the administration at Highlands is not worried about pleasing those that read BluegrassPreps or any other website for that matter. Never have and never will. There will be no lawsuit, charges or whatever other crazy thing that some on here want to come up with.

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So 900 posts in and we still only know a few facts. Everyone wants to make a judgement on what little we know. What if I told you the victim also peed in the squirt bottle as they were going to play a prank on another kid. That kid was not available so they ended up playing a "prank" on the victim even though he peed in the bottle to begin with. And the victim was also suspended. Would that change anything?

 

If true it could be worse for those punished. This was a group of seniors having an underclassmen do their dirty work against another underclassmen, correct? In other words, it could be classified as more bullying - seniors making underclassmen pee in a bottle to "incriminate" them too when all along the joke was going to be on the victim.

 

Sounds like the perfect defense.

So 900 posts in and we still only know a few facts. Everyone wants to make a judgement on what little we know. What if I told you the victim also peed in the squirt bottle as they were going to play a prank on another kid. That kid was not available so they ended up playing a "prank" on the victim even though he peed in the bottle to begin with. And the victim was also suspended. Would that change anything?

 

Whoa. Quit with your facts 'n stuff. We're having a big time here making judgments and accusing people of crimes unburdened by those fact things. If you want to join in there are a few things to keep in mind:

 

1. Highlands kinda deserves this because they win a lot and it's a really good school.

2. Though the administrators in Ft Thomas run one of the best schools in the state, they don't have the smarts or sense to handle a disciplinary problem appropriately.

3. Even though the coach reacted immediately by sending those involved home from a trip they have anticipated for months and appears to have stemmed the tide of embarrassment for the victim by putting a stop to pictures and videos being posted to social media, he must have engaged in some criminal misconduct.

So the admin at Highlands should make sure that all of you here on BGP are fully brought up to speed on ALL facts so that you can pass your judgment? Simply hysterical people.

 

I will say it again, the administration at Highlands is not worried about pleasing those that read BluegrassPreps or any other website for that matter. Never have and never will. There will be no lawsuit, charges or whatever other crazy thing that some on here want to come up with.

 

Amen!

Sad thing is that you have to now take into consideration that if you apologize , especially in something like this, are you admitting guilt and giving ammo for a lawsuit? Sad but has to be considered.

 

 

I see your point, but I would hope not. I have been a nurse for a long time and have seen many a potential law suit. Obviously the big mistakes cost money, but the marginal ones are often avoided by old fashioned apologies. Just admitting you are human and wrong SHOULD make most people respect you enough. But you never know.

Who handles PR for the School District? Are they on vacation this week?

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