There is no proof of wrong doing on my part. I know this, because I did nothing wrong. Our school is a Junior/Senior High School. Seventh and eighth graders are on one side of the building, and nine through twelve are on the other side. The library, and an area in front of the library separate the two sides. Though I found time to do copy work for as many teachers as possible, I spent more of my time with a resource teacher. After going over, and correcting tests with the students, I would return their tests to their teachers. Several days, at different times, I noticed a high school boy spending time in one teacher's room. Always at the teachers desk. He was not doing any work, only sitting in a chair, or desk which was placed beside her desk. After seeing him there three consecutive days, I went to his high school teacher, and ask if there was a reason her high school student was spending so much of his time on the junior high side. She told me she was under the impression he was going to the baseball field. He had told her his coach needed him to help prepare the field for an upcoming game. I told her where he was spending his time. She said she would take care of it. I returned to the resource room, and thought that was the end of it. This was Wednesday, April 27. The same day, the teacher who had the student at her desk, became very angry. Though she did not approach me, she had a lot to say to the student's regular teacher. During her seventh period class she had a birthday party (her birthday) in her classroom. This same high school student, amd many more were present. She sent notes to different teachers, requesting students be sent to her room. My understanding the notes suggested she needed them for reasons other than a party. Prior to seventh period, word had passed through the school about the upcoming party. Many kids skipped their regular classes to attend this party. I saw many students spilling out the back door of her room. The noise from her party could be heard from the adjoining classrooms. Thursday and Friday this teacher was absent. However, a teacher who had been absent on the day of the party, found a note from her own substitute. The note informed the teacher the substitue teacher could not teach seventh period class. Most of the students skipped to attend the party next door. It is my understanding there were only four students who showed up for the seventh period. This teacher was furious. The party teacher returned the following Monday. I was told there was a meeting in the principals office. The superintendent, personel director, principal, and the party teacher were present. I was told the teacher left the office showing extreme anger. The next morning I was called to the principal's office. Present were the principal, assistant principal, the school's assigned deputy, and the school counselor. The principal ask if I had told one teacher another teacher was having a sexual relationship with a student. He told me he had only heard about this the day before. I had not,in any way, at any time, suggested sexual activity, and stated the same. He ask me what did happen. I explained the above. I did tell him I thought it possible to have an inappropriate relationship with a student, without sex being involved. He ask me what I considered inappropriate, and I told him. He ask me the name of the teacher who did these things. Initially, I did not answer him. Then he ask me again. I told him he already knew. He said he did not, and told me he needed a name. I ask if I could speak to him privately. He refused, and again ask for the name of the teacher. I told him. At this time, he told me my services as a parent volunteer were no longer needed, or desired. That I was banned from campus from seven a.m. until three p.m. I could not come on campus umless it dealt specifically with my son. He instructed the deputy to inform mr of the same, and then to escort me to my vehicle. I received permission to return to the resource room to gather my personal belongings. The deputy escorted me to the room, and then to my truck. May 24, my attorney advised me to return to the school, and ask the principal to put in writing, why I was banned from campus. After inviting the deputy, and the assistant principal to join us, I did make this request. I explained I was doing so, as advised by my attorney. He refused. He said, "Oh come on Mrs., you don't know why you are banned from this campus?" I said I did not. He informed me I was banned because I reported a student to his teacher, for something that was none of my business. I told him as the mother of a junior high student, I would have to disagree with him.
He then informed me, "I don't want you on this campus. How about that? And if you come back on this campus, I will have you arrested for trespassing." I repied, "So if I want to come to school next year, and have lunch with my son, I cannot?" He said, "That's right. I'll have you arrested." "What if I should need to speak to one of his teachers?" He informed me I would need to do so in his, or the assistant principal's presence. My attorney is filing an injuntion, and this part of the problem should be resolved. I would like to point out he no longer suggested I had alleged any sexual activity. I believe the party teacher incorrectly assumed I had reported her party to the superintendent, became angry and accused me of making false statements. I believe the principal took her at her word. I believe, since this time, he has spoken to the other teacher, and learned I never mentioned sex.