“Fighting and other acts of physical aggression, regardless of the reason, will be dealt with immediately and the offenders may be assigned suspension, put on home instruction, or the like pending a more suitable school placement.” “Fighting jeopardizes the safety of our students and staff, it disrupts the rights of students to learn and feel safe,” Solomon said in the memo.
On February 9, FHS principal Nicholas Solomon distributed to staff, students and parents a memo stressing that the fighting “will not be tolerated.” One video, posted in October 2022, showed three simultaneous fights. But some videos seen prior to that show students flailing at each other and, at times, staff members and special police officers trying to separate the combatants, with varying degrees of success. Most of the channels used by students to post the videos have been removed. The fights have been videoed by students and uploaded to social media sites such as Instagram, and FHS students have taken to creating memes about the incidents and the high school administration, some of which express their frustration over the fact that some days see multiple fights. School district officials are scrambling to respond to and quell an uptick in fights at Franklin High School this school year.Īccording to data supplied to parents by the high school administration, there were 22 fights in October alone., and fights occur on a daily basis. FIGHT MEME – A screen shot from an FHS fight video turned into a meme.
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