The parents of a Kentuckiana seventh grade student say their young ******** was suspended from school for doing exactly what she's been taught to do for years - to just say no to *****.
The girl did not bring the ************ **** to her Jeffersonville, IN school, nor did she take it, but she admits that she touched it and in Greater Clark County Schools that is **** possession.
Rachael Greer said it happened on Feb. 23 during fifth period gym class at River Valley Middle School when a girl walked into the locker room with a bag of pills.
"She was talking to another girl and me about them and she put one in my hand and I was like, ‘I don't want this,' so I put it back in the bag and I went to gym class," said Rachael.
The pills were the ************ ADHD ****, Adderall. Patty Greer, Rachael's ******, said she and her husband are proud of their ******** for turning down *****, just like she's been taught for years by DARE (**** ***** Resistance Education) instructors at school.
"I'm proud her conscience kicked in and she said, ‘No, I'm not taking this. Here you can have it back,'" Patty Greer said.
But just saying no didn't end the trouble for Rachael. During the next period, an assistant principal came and took Rachael out of class. It turned out the girl who originally had the pills and a few other students got caught. That's when the assistant principal gave Rachael a decision....
....Greater Clark County School district officials would not tell us how many other students were involved, but they did tell us there were other suspensions and some students were moved to an alternative school.
