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Parents, community urge district to reconsider ASB removal after student social‑media video; callers cite staff posts with explicit lyrics
Summary
Multiple parents and community members urged the Central Union High School District board to review and reconsider the suspension of a student from ASB after a TikTok video, arguing inconsistent enforcement given school accounts and staff appearing in posts with explicit lyrics.
Parents, relatives and community members addressed the board during public comment on Sept. 9, asking the district to review a disciplinary removal of a Southwest High School student from Associated Student Body duties after she posted a personal TikTok video that used a trending sound. Several speakers described the student as a high-achieving senior and asked for a proportionate consequence instead of total removal from ASB. Why it matters: speakers argued the district appears to enforce social-media rules inconsistently, citing multiple school-run TikTok and ASB posts and at least one video…
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