Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Police probe 'kill list' at Lee's Summit school | Local News - KMBC Home

Police probe 'kill list' at Lee's Summit school | Local News - KMBC Home


One parent notified took to television airways to vent frustration at what she called a lack of communication on part of the district. In a report that aired Jan. 4 on KSHB Channel 41 Action News, the parent questioned the district’s urgency in the matter.
According to the report, the mother said school officials told her they’d found the list of five students – including her daughter – in an agenda, or planner, Dec. 7, but the mother wasn’t notified that day.
“They waited a week to contact me and let me know my daughter is on the list,” the woman told 41 Action News. “They said ‘We have investigated, but we couldn’t find out who the planner belonged to.’ They didn’t speak to the students on the list, and now my daughter is afraid to go to school.”

'Kill list' found at Lee's Summit North High School

'Kill list' found at Lee's Summit North High School

Jamone Boyd, Lee's Summit West football player, tased and arrested for marijuana possession

Jamone Boyd, Lee's Summit West football player, tased and arrested for marijuana possession

Assault suspect tried to kiss woman he followed through Lee's Summit store, police say

Assault suspect tried to kiss woman he followed through Lee's Summit store, police say

Jury awards family more than $100 million in wrongful death verdict

Jury awards family more than $100 million in wrongful death verdict

Friday, November 30, 2012

Death at School: Parents Protest Dangerous Discipline for Autistic, Disabled Kids - ABC News

Death at School: Parents Protest Dangerous Discipline for Autistic, Disabled Kids - ABC News

This happens in Lee's Summit.


Student was assigned to the ED classroom at Underwood Elementary for Twenty-four (24) school days.  During this time, the Student was placed in the Room on at least Fourteen (14) different school days, ranging from 420 minutes a day in the Room to 70 minutes.  The Student was placed in the Room for an equivalent of over nine (9) full days (3,860 minutes – 420 minutes in a full school day) (DEX 50, p. 1503).  Of the twenty-four
(24) school days the Student was absent three (3) days, and received out-of-school suspension six (6) days.  (DEX 50)  There is only one (1) day during the 2003-2004 school year (24 attendance days) that Student remained in the ED classroom the entire day.  (DEX 50).