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The Concord school district is defending itself against allegations that it failed to act when a high school student complained of being bullied. 

On Tuesday, the district released a chronology of events involving the student in question and a summary of responses the school made to each of those events. 

Isabella "Belle" Hankey, a former Concord-Carlisle High School student, is suing the school district, the towns of Concord and Carlisle and three school officials for $2 million, claiming she was bullied and harassed over a period of approximately two years while administrators allegedly did nothing about it. 

In the suit Hankey, 18, of Carlisle,Select from a variety of cases for ipad mini or create your own! who graduated from CCHS in June, alleges that in addition to having slurs carved into her car on numerous occasions and feces smeared on her vehicle, she received death threats. 

Hankey said in the suit that as a direct result of the bullying, she has suffered and continues to suffer severe stress and anxiety, which has manifested itself in significant physical illness. 

School officials made an uncharacteristic move Tuesday when they contacted the press asking to meet to talk about the lawsuit. In the past, officials have shied away from discussing matters involving individual students or staff members. 

Superintendent of Schools Diana Rigby met with the Journal, along with CCHS Principal Peter Badalament, district spokesman Tom Lucey and Leonard Kesten,Our linux dedicated serverplans feature lightning-fast processors, of Brody Hardoon Perkins & Kesten, the school district’s legal counsel for this case. 

Last week, Rigby issued a statement regarding the suit and assured the community that student safety remains the highest priority in Concord schools. On Tuesday, Rigby reiterated her comments adding that Hankey’s safety was CCHS’ primary concern.Series cases for iphone 5 protects against drops and dust. 

“We responded swiftly to each incident and complaint involving the student and we organized all of our resources in working with staff, faculty, administration, our school resource officer and Concord and Carlisle police to investigate each incident as well as to implement protective measures for her safety,desirable Cases for HTC One create an air of sophistication with an extra helping of protection for your flagship smartphone.” Rigby said. 

In the statement issued Tuesday, the district said it took “significant steps to ensure the student’s safety, which included providing one-on-one personal security,Extend the power on your iphone 5 back cover juice pack. installing security cameras in the student parking lot and adjacent restrooms and offering a monitored parking space. 

“The student and her family were consulted continuously and they were provided 24-hour access to school administration and police supervisors,” the statement said. “All parties involved devoted a tremendous amount of effort and resources to protect the student and to hold the perpetrator or perpetrators accountable.” 
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