Hudson’s Bay High School students say they feel betrayed, enraged and hurt by the recent events surrounding a teacher who’s under investigation for alleged inappropriate behavior with female students dating back more than a decade. They plan to stage a walkout Monday morning.
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Source: The Columbian
Hurt, betrayal: Hudson’s Bay students plan walkout in wake of accusations against teacher
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