Columbia County Board of Education in Evans Georgia: Racial/Sex
Discrimination
The lazy and incompetent heifers at the Human Resources
Department of the Columbia County Board of Education are notoriously racist and
feminist, and they actively discriminate against qualified Black Men,
prohibiting them from getting hired as Substitute Teachers, performing job
discrimination against men, and unfairly giving the teaching Jobs to
unqualified women due to sex discrimination!
Racism in Columbia County Georgia - CNN iReport: The Columbia
County School System is committed to NOT providing the best educators for our
kids, wrongfully firing good teachers, encouraging excessive discriminatory
policies to discourage good teachers from remaining in the teaching field.
Horrible & Racist Schools and a lousy board of education, incompetent &
racist school administrators- that actively enforce racial & job
discrimination, deliberately designing unfair school polices that make it
harder for African-American men to become certified or hired teachers,
excluding good minority teachers from making a positive impact in our schools,
and helping to educate children in need of quality education, that is one of
many reasons why our school system keeps failing!!
Those women are so stupid! Children in School need male role
models. Women hogging up all of the jobs, is only making things worse,
especially in the public school system! What is country coming too?
Evans High School: Job Discrimination against
men/feminism/racism!
Beware of this wicked and racist high school with a long history
of scandals dating back to Coach Holder and his son, and the whole football
team cheating during football seasons! They have been and still continue to
discriminate against Black Men, enforce job discrimination against men to give
favorism to incompetent female employees and racist faculty members and
teachers! Don’t vote for Hillary Clinton and do not enroll your children at
this immoral and scandalous public school with a checked past on integrity and
honesty!!!
Schools in Columbia County Public Schools - Evans, GA
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Racism in Columbia County Georgia
I’ve lived in This Racist Community in Martinez, Evans GEORGIA,
for over 30 years… They have a corrupt police dept., and board of education.
Racism in Georgia is bad enough, but in Martinez-Evans County- They bring
discrimination against African-Americans to a whole new level; by false
arrests, job discrimination, physically abusing teens, and harassing/targeting
modern civil rights leaders, attorneys, or activists… Four notorious racist
institutions with the most lawsuits for racism are: Martinez-Evans Fire
Department, Columbia County Police Dept., Columbia County Board of Education,
& Evans High School!!! I would not recommend that decent and moral people
live here…
Racism in Columbia & Richmond County Georgia
NUMEROUS SCANDALS
AND COMPLAINTS REGARDING COLUMBIA COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS:
www.topix.com/forum/city/evans-ga/TKILKNHHVESSCGTRA
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20 hours
ago ... Columbia County Board of Education in Evans Georgia:
Racial/Sex ... wicked and racist high school with a long history of
scandals dating back ...
ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-428116
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Apr 3,
2010 ... After talking with the Board of Education and meeting
with the representatives from Lakeside High School, I then visited the Columbia
County ...
www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/index.ssf/2016/05/...
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May 9,
2016 ... Police officer who accused chief of racism says city
retaliated by firing him ... In a suit filed last week in Columbia County
Circuit Court, Zach Gibson ... northwest of Portland, has been home to
many scandals over the past few years. ... In December 2013, four
teenage girls sued the town school, alleging ...
www.topix.com/forum/city/macon-ga/TB33ISFA8HM6RE26N
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18 hours
ago ... He and Sandra Calloway are incompetent school administrators at
the Columbia County Board of Education who support racism,
feminism, ...
www.topix.com/forum/city/evans-ga/TKILKNHHVESSCGTRA
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20 hours
ago ... Sandra Carraway Superintendent of the Columbia County
School System Columbia County Board of Education in Evans Georgia:
Racial/Sex ...
www.topix.com/forum/city/evans-ga/TKILKNHHVESSCGTRA
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20 hours
ago ... Sandra Carraway Superintendent of the Columbia County School
System Columbia County Board of Education in Evans Georgia:
Racial/Sex ...
articles.chicagotribune.com/1987-12-11/sports/8704020013_1_e...
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Evans
High School of Thomason, Ga., was ordered to
forfeit a playoff victory and fined $2000 Thursday because ... December 11, 1987
... The radio receiver already had prompted the suspension of Evans`
head football coach, Coley Cassedy.
newstimes.augusta.com/stories/2007/11/11/opi_151914.shtml
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Nov 11,
2007 ... In fact, that was the same year Lakeside High School
here in ... The problem could be that Lakeside has DNA from Evans,
because the school took part of the Evans High ... an
otherwise very nice fellow, used his Lakeside football players to ...
Unlike that 1987 game that sent the Knights to the playoffs, this ...
DISHONEST EVANS
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COACHES JOE CASSIDY & BUDDY HOLDER ARE CHEATERS!!!
“Former
Evans High School standout Buddy Holder is a cheater and a racist redneck
responsible for numerous racial discrimination lawsuits against Evans High!”
“We
know you've been down this road with us before, so our credibility might be a
little iffy. Twenty years ago, before any of your current football players were
born, a coach at Evans High School decided to sneak a not-very-well-hidden
radio into his quarterback's helmet.
Yeah,
we know - dumb move. And to make matters worse, that little trick meant Evans
later had to forfeit that 1987 playoff game after they were caught. Evans High
School Football Coaches: Joe Cassidy, Buddy Holder, and the gang were dishonest
school teachers and racist faculty members!
We
learned from that. Really. But time passes, and people forget. In fact, that
was the same year Lakeside High School here in Columbia County was born, so its
current players weren't alive then, either.
The
problem could be that Lakeside has DNA from Evans, because the school took part
of the Evans High population when it opened. So perhaps a recessive cheating
gene was passed along and lay dormant for a generation. We aren't really sure.
But
that could help explain why Jody Grooms, an otherwise very nice fellow, used
his Lakeside football players to try to cheat their way to victory in the game
against your Effingham County High team Nov. 2.
Unlike that 1987 game
that sent the Knights to the playoffs, this year's game really didn't mean
much. The Panthers already had won one more game than the previous year, when
the football team set its worst-ever record at 2-8 and signaled the end of
Randy Hill's time as football coach.”
chronicle.augusta.com/opinion/opinion-columns/2016-09-04/gra...
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6 days ago
... Registration in Richmond County public schools is down
about 400 ... For that very reason the state recently authorized another
privately run charter school in Columbia/Richmond County, and is
working .... they are not cheating the kids out of a proper education
just to make ..... Evans rallies to defeat Laney.
www.wrdw.com/content/news/Columbia-County-deputies-investiga...
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Aug 10,
2016 ... ... filed against two Evans High School students accused of making
gun threats ... Columbia County Schools says both Harding and
Smith have been ... The sheriff's office said it takes threats against schools
very serious, ...
www.wrdw.com/home/headlines/BREAKING--All-Columbia-County-sc...
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Aug 7,
2015 ... (WRDW) -- Captain Steve Morris confirms the lockdown has been
lifted at all Columbia County Schools after a "vague threat"
of a shooting ...
wjbf.com/2015/08/07/developing-on-6-lakeside-high-school-lak...
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Aug 7,
2015 ... Morris says, no direct threats were made to any
particular school, but out ... Evans , GA – Four suspects who caused Columbia
County schools to be on ... about someone driving around the area of the schools
shooting a gun.
wjbf.com/2015/08/07/suspects-arrested-and-charged-with-colum...
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Aug 7,
2015 ... All schools in the county were put on lock down
Friday morning after ... media of the suspects with guns in the
Lakeside High School parking lot.
savannahnow.com/news/2015-08-07/georgia-teens-custody-after-...
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Cached
Aug 7,
2015 ... All Columbia County schools went on lockdown early
Friday after threats of a possible school shooting were
made via social media. SnapChat ...
newstimes.augusta.com/news/2015-08-07/three-teens-face-charg...
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Cached
Aug 7,
2015 ... Lott will be charged with possession of a firearm
on school property, criminal ... Columbia County Schools System
Superintendent Dr. Sandra ...
chronicle.augusta.com/node/606779
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Aug 7,
2015 ... All Columbia County schools went on lockdown early
Friday after threats of a possible school shooting were
made via social media. SnapChat ...
www.walb.com/story/32733036/columbia-co-sheriffs-office-resp...
Aug 10,
2016 ... Those trigger words were reported to the Columbia County
Sheriff's Office, ... faith in the principal, board of education and
sheriff's department.
www.wcjb.com/local-news/2016/02/columbia-county-schools-plac...
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Cached
Feb 3,
2016 ... All Columbia County Schools were on lockdown Wednesday
... threat made by students at another Columbia County High
School. ... This threat comes days after someone left a message saying
“school shooting” on February ...
Racism in Evans & Martinez Georgia
By DJHALL | Posted April 3,
2010 | Evans, Georgia
CNN PRODUCER NOTE
To Whom It May Concern,
I sit here writing this email, tears pour from my eyes just thinking about how my son have been mistreated for about a month.
On Thursday, 1 April 2010, I visited Lakeside High School (LHS), Evans, GA to report the racial slurs said to my son. I initially released an email to the LHS baseball coach, Mr. Shelton, as well as, the LHS Principle, Mr. Carney, on the evening of 31 March at 8:56pm which briefly mentioned the need to speak with them in person to address the treatment of my son as a player on the baseball team.
Mr. Carney responded indicating he was unable to meet with me but he will have others available during Mr. Shelton’s planning period. Attendees at the meeting were I, Darlene Hall; Assistant Principle, Tim Reeves; Athletic Director Mr. Burch; and Baseball Coach/Social Studies Teacher, Mr. Shelton. There were several topics discussed regarding Mr. Shelton’s comments he had made during a conversation with my husband the day before, his coaching style, and the disciplinary actions he had taken against my son the previous week. As the conversation proceeded, there were many indications that pointed in the direction of racism, which was ultimately the root cause of my meeting request.
I further explained that my son had informed me that several players on the baseball team were continually harassing him and throwing out racial slurs. To mention a few, my son told me that one of the children motioned as if he were wrapping a noose around his neck and then pulling it. Again, motioning I’m going to kill you as they sat in Latin class. In my opinion, this is a threat on my son’s life. Another example is when my son walked into the baseball locker room and one of the players stated, “Why are you walking over here Nigger?" Then the assistant coach replied, "Hey, I don’t want to hear that anymore”. Another such incident occurred when my son was fielding a ball and he sneezed. The player on the field next to him responded and said, “Nigger, you didn’t get permission to sneeze. The next time you need to sneeze you need to get permission”. I can go on and on as this have been occurring since the beginning of the baseball season.
I made immediate contact with the Columbian County Board of Education and spoke with the Assistant Superintendent, Sandra Carraway, 706-541-2723, ext. 5206. She assured me that Columbia County didn’t condone such behavior and the situation would be investigated. I certainly have doubts about that.
After talking with the Board of Education and meeting with the representatives from Lakeside High School, I then visited the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office at which time I filed a report with Officer Joseph Anderson. Officer Anderson and I discussed the racial slurs, he wrote nothing down and I even asked the officer if he knew the individuals named. His response was no. At the conclusion of the discussion I was provided Report #10-006330. I’ve attempted to retrieve the final report from the on-line web site, but have been unsuccessful as there is no record of the report number. Suspicions indicate that something is not right. This places everyone in a precarious situation. The good old boy network is at work again.
These types of incidents are not acceptable in today’s society. As I mentioned to those I’ve spoken with, if my child’s temperament had been different I sincerely believe Columbia County Georgia would be dealing with a violent situation. I do not send my child to school to get bullied, harassed or called out of his birth name.
This situation brings additional concerns to light regarding many Columbia County Schools. There is a large percentage of children attending Lakeside High School and their parents are a part of the faculty staff, or they volunteer every day or they have some sort of direct tie to the school. Unofficially I’ve been told that many incidents are swept under the rug and silenced to prevent public attacks. The concerted efforts to keep out the unknown exist amongst the Columbia County parents and students alike as the notion is that people of color should not be playing baseball. Moreover, it’s appalling to witness such outwardly displayed actions towards those considered to be on the “outside”. It’s very obvious that racial slurs are spoken loosely around the students that display this type of behavior, but it is not acceptable. Unequivocally, enough is enough!
I recommend a thorough Federal, State, and Local investigation is conducted in Columbia County School System as there could be many skeletons coming out of the closet on this one. This includes skepticism with the local law enforcement as well.
I mentioned during the meeting with LHS, I strongly recommend Diversity/Sensitivity training become mandatory for coaches, teachers, or even the athletic participants if it is not a requirement today. I would also recommend that the baseball season at LHS is suspended for next year, 2011. There is simply no accountability in the way the athletic program, specifically at LHS. As such, Columbia County should understand that this situation should not be taken lightly.
As we all know bullying cases have drastically increased within schools across our nation and it’s obvious that racial discrimination still exists in the South. I will not stand by and accept the way my son is being treated as he does not deserve it. This is AMERICA and everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity no matter what color you are.
I sit here writing this email, tears pour from my eyes just thinking about how my son have been mistreated for about a month.
On Thursday, 1 April 2010, I visited Lakeside High School (LHS), Evans, GA to report the racial slurs said to my son. I initially released an email to the LHS baseball coach, Mr. Shelton, as well as, the LHS Principle, Mr. Carney, on the evening of 31 March at 8:56pm which briefly mentioned the need to speak with them in person to address the treatment of my son as a player on the baseball team.
Mr. Carney responded indicating he was unable to meet with me but he will have others available during Mr. Shelton’s planning period. Attendees at the meeting were I, Darlene Hall; Assistant Principle, Tim Reeves; Athletic Director Mr. Burch; and Baseball Coach/Social Studies Teacher, Mr. Shelton. There were several topics discussed regarding Mr. Shelton’s comments he had made during a conversation with my husband the day before, his coaching style, and the disciplinary actions he had taken against my son the previous week. As the conversation proceeded, there were many indications that pointed in the direction of racism, which was ultimately the root cause of my meeting request.
I further explained that my son had informed me that several players on the baseball team were continually harassing him and throwing out racial slurs. To mention a few, my son told me that one of the children motioned as if he were wrapping a noose around his neck and then pulling it. Again, motioning I’m going to kill you as they sat in Latin class. In my opinion, this is a threat on my son’s life. Another example is when my son walked into the baseball locker room and one of the players stated, “Why are you walking over here Nigger?" Then the assistant coach replied, "Hey, I don’t want to hear that anymore”. Another such incident occurred when my son was fielding a ball and he sneezed. The player on the field next to him responded and said, “Nigger, you didn’t get permission to sneeze. The next time you need to sneeze you need to get permission”. I can go on and on as this have been occurring since the beginning of the baseball season.
I made immediate contact with the Columbian County Board of Education and spoke with the Assistant Superintendent, Sandra Carraway, 706-541-2723, ext. 5206. She assured me that Columbia County didn’t condone such behavior and the situation would be investigated. I certainly have doubts about that.
After talking with the Board of Education and meeting with the representatives from Lakeside High School, I then visited the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office at which time I filed a report with Officer Joseph Anderson. Officer Anderson and I discussed the racial slurs, he wrote nothing down and I even asked the officer if he knew the individuals named. His response was no. At the conclusion of the discussion I was provided Report #10-006330. I’ve attempted to retrieve the final report from the on-line web site, but have been unsuccessful as there is no record of the report number. Suspicions indicate that something is not right. This places everyone in a precarious situation. The good old boy network is at work again.
These types of incidents are not acceptable in today’s society. As I mentioned to those I’ve spoken with, if my child’s temperament had been different I sincerely believe Columbia County Georgia would be dealing with a violent situation. I do not send my child to school to get bullied, harassed or called out of his birth name.
This situation brings additional concerns to light regarding many Columbia County Schools. There is a large percentage of children attending Lakeside High School and their parents are a part of the faculty staff, or they volunteer every day or they have some sort of direct tie to the school. Unofficially I’ve been told that many incidents are swept under the rug and silenced to prevent public attacks. The concerted efforts to keep out the unknown exist amongst the Columbia County parents and students alike as the notion is that people of color should not be playing baseball. Moreover, it’s appalling to witness such outwardly displayed actions towards those considered to be on the “outside”. It’s very obvious that racial slurs are spoken loosely around the students that display this type of behavior, but it is not acceptable. Unequivocally, enough is enough!
I recommend a thorough Federal, State, and Local investigation is conducted in Columbia County School System as there could be many skeletons coming out of the closet on this one. This includes skepticism with the local law enforcement as well.
I mentioned during the meeting with LHS, I strongly recommend Diversity/Sensitivity training become mandatory for coaches, teachers, or even the athletic participants if it is not a requirement today. I would also recommend that the baseball season at LHS is suspended for next year, 2011. There is simply no accountability in the way the athletic program, specifically at LHS. As such, Columbia County should understand that this situation should not be taken lightly.
As we all know bullying cases have drastically increased within schools across our nation and it’s obvious that racial discrimination still exists in the South. I will not stand by and accept the way my son is being treated as he does not deserve it. This is AMERICA and everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity no matter what color you are.
By
Darlene Ward-Hall
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