Talk:Excel Academy (Conroe, Texas)
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editSource for the last statement:
Montgomery County police Newsletter
Steve Jackson, who is representing Morast, said a jail tour is part of the school's program to show teenagers what jail is like in an effort to encourage them to make correct choices. Morast was doing his job by taking the student on the tour, said Jackson, adding that the child was accompanied by a school monitor when the alleged incident occurred.
Normal procedure, but there had been an election recently, so the new sheriff properly wanted to show, who is boss in the city. Afterwards the school gave up the business of behavior modification and focused their business on drug treatment only.
Covergaard (talk) 06:35, 23 March 2008 (UTC)
Why is this added here, rather than in the article? Do you need assistance with formatting a source in an article? --Orlady (talk) 06:45, 23 March 2008 (UTC)
No, I dont need assistance, but some claim that I always are able to find negative information about the behavior manipulation industry and revert it. That they do regardless of the fact that this specific incident is as neutral as it comes if you see what it going on inside this industry every single day.
So in order to avoid yet another revert war, I put it here instead of in the article. I am the webmanager of Secret prisons for teens, so I am watched. Struggling teens are something a lot of people earn a lot of money to warehouse, so I am aware that my work is not very popular outside Denmark.