Sparkman Middle School staff learned that a student with a history of sexual misconduct had repeatedly propositioned a female special-needs student for sex, but felt that they could not take action since district policies required all such accusations to be substantiated.
In a completely idiotic move, they asked a female special-needs student to act as bait, luring the alleged rapist into a bathroom where teachers would be present to intervene. She initially refused but later consented to the proposed trap.
The plan went awry when the rendezvous occurred in a different bathroom, and the female student was anally raped as teachers failed to show.
(Summary taken from http://mic.com/articles/99464/there-are-so-many-things-wrong-with-this-alabama-middle-school-rape-case. Details available at http://www.al.com/news/huntsville/index.ssf/2014/09/sparkman_middle_rape_case.html.)
We demand that Ronnie Blair, principal of Sparkman Middle School, Teresa Terrell, assistant principal, and Jeanne Dunaway, now principal of Madison County Elementary School, be immediately fired for their part in the sexual assault of a 14-year old special-needs student in 2010.
