“West Point has stated they are ignoring this.”
Yes, but I read that someone from WP made a reference that the suspension could affect academics which is a different matter.
The superintendent as well as the school board are more than several tacos short of the combo platter on this issue.
Finish the semester homeschooling. And picket that super’s office with ridiculing signs.
The family should sue the school and the state.
Follow up
http://www.troyrecord.com/articles/2009/10/16/news/doc4ad81314b4179431263668.txt
As for his application to West Point, Whalen said that admission officials had been made aware of the situation.
“They’re trying not to let this affect his application status,” said Whalen. “It won’t be held against him.”
However, Col. Deborah McDonald, the head of admissions at the military academy, said in a recent Fox News interview that her concern would be how a 20-day suspension would impact the student’s academic standing — something that has also been a concern for his family.