EHS Athlete Punished For "Role Model Failure"

According to an un-linkable report in the Journal;
a student athlete has been punished for
"being under investigation" of criminal misconduct.

Never mind that he has been convicted of nothing;
APS Spokesmodel, Rigo Chavez says;

"He's been suspended from the basketball team for conduct deemed detrimental to the team."
"Athletes have the responsibility to serve as role models, and because of this investigation, the school determined he was not fulfilling that role."

• Never mind that the President of the School Board,
  Paula Maes, is accused of far worse and more sinister
  criminal misconduct; and still sits on the school board.
• Never mind that Maes is the senior most role model
  in the entire APS, and has personally renounced the
  student standard of conduct as her own.
• Never mind that Maes is the president of the
  Character Counts Leadership Council and has rejected
  the Pillars of Character Counts as the standard of
  conduct for adult role models in the APS.
• Never mind that the entire leadership of the APS
  has abdicated their responsibilities as role models.
• Never mind that no senior administrator or board member has ever been held accountable for their failure as a role model for students.
  

Let's never mind everything that leadership of the APS
does wrong.

Let's never mind their corruption and incompetence and the their egregious lack of honest accountability to any standard of conduct at all.


Let's punish the kid for violating
the student standard of conduct which requires that;

students model and promote the Pillars of Character Counts.
and never mind the conduct and competence of
the leadership of the APS.



And we are role model just what, exactly?