NEVADA — School administrators suspended a student in March afterthey found a list she created of people with whom she is “frustrated.”
The Pau-Wa-Lu Middle School student was suspended for 10 days afterschool officials learned of the list, which included names of fellow classmateswho frustrate her.
A sheriff’s investigation into the incident concluded that the girlposed no immediate threat because she did not have access to any weaponsand she did not make any direct threats.
The sheriff’s department got involved after receiving an anonymous tip.
Richard Siegel, president of the American Civil Liberties of Nevadacriticized Douglas County officials for “overstepping their bounds.”