What should have been a joyful celebration of the achievements of the next generation turned into a picture of chaos and embarrassment on Wednesday when the parents fought it out during the preschool graduation ceremony. In a crowded doorway, many adults are seen throwing punches in video images from inside the school, as terrified children cry and cry in the distance. While other kids scramble to protect their children and keep them out of the fight, some children may become heard pleading” stop.” What started as an explanation immediately escalated, resulting in the battle between both women and men. According to video that was made available by WREG, two men first appeared to try to break up the fight, but they soon joined in and began to throw their own punches. ” Unacceptable behavior” No injuries were reported, and the fight’s origin has not been made known to the general public. However, the scene has sparked a lot of outcry among residents and elected officials everywhere. One West Memphis native said,” It shouldn’t be happening around babies — especially.” These are adults attending a child’s completion. It ought not to be occurring at all. The West Memphis School District’s Superintendent Eric Foister continued to condemn the behavior, calling it “unacceptable” and promising to have implications for those responsible. According to Foister,” We have our own cameras program with sound.” We have collected everything. We are a little society, so we have the names.” Legal activity & bansThe area has since identified five adults who had been a part of the battle and handed their identities to the West Memphis Police Department. Foister claimed legal activity is on the horizon despite the fact that no arrests have been made already. I’m going to carry you to the fullest accountability,” he told Fox 13 Memphis,” You enter our houses and threaten the health and well-being of our students and staff.” The college has issued urgent bans on the offending adults, preventing them from entering college property, in addition to pursuing legal consequences. The only way to get around your baby is to cut them off and pick them up, according to a family. Foister clarified that we won’t condemn the child for his or her behavior. In a statement released on Thursday, the West Memphis School District reiterated its zero tolerance policy for murder and problems on school basis. The declaration read,” Our top priority is the safety and security of our students, staff, and college colleges.” We have zero tolerance for behavior that affects the learning environment or puts a person at risk on the school grounds. Be it disruptive, disruptive, employees, or visitor behavior.
