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Almost six hours into a tumultuous, first-of-its-kind appeal hearing before the Jefferson Parish School Board on Friday, the father of a suspended Harvey fourth grader stormed out of the proceeding, calling the board “shameful.”
Nyron Harrison grew frustrated after his attorney tried to call the Louisiana solicitor general to testify on behalf of his son, 9-year-old Ka'Mauri Harrison, who had been suspended from school for handling a BB gun during a virtual class. School Board member Mark Morgan, who was running the meeting, objected to the request and, with no opposition from other members, refused to let Murrill take the stand.
“Y’all shameful,” Harrison said loudly, before gathering up Ka’Mauri and walking out of the room. “We’re leaving. Y’all ain’t a court!”
The School Board eventually voted to reduce Ka’Mauri's suspension from six days to three, not that it makes much difference because the suspension was already served. And by then the family had left the board’s meeting room, though they later returned.
Nyron Harrison’s outburst came near the end of a long day of at times testy testimony in a hearing the board held to hold to comply with the “Ka’Mauri Harrison Act,” the recently adopted state law that requires school systems to write new discipline policies specific to virtual schooling and to extend extra levels of appeal to some students who have been suspended.
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Wow. On the list of stupid crap is this. Wanted to expel him from moving a BB gun out of the way from his brother after being forced into virtual learning. Reason 586, I will not return to live in New Orleans.
Nyron Harrison grew frustrated after his attorney tried to call the Louisiana solicitor general to testify on behalf of his son, 9-year-old Ka'Mauri Harrison, who had been suspended from school for handling a BB gun during a virtual class. School Board member Mark Morgan, who was running the meeting, objected to the request and, with no opposition from other members, refused to let Murrill take the stand.
“Y’all shameful,” Harrison said loudly, before gathering up Ka’Mauri and walking out of the room. “We’re leaving. Y’all ain’t a court!”
The School Board eventually voted to reduce Ka’Mauri's suspension from six days to three, not that it makes much difference because the suspension was already served. And by then the family had left the board’s meeting room, though they later returned.
Nyron Harrison’s outburst came near the end of a long day of at times testy testimony in a hearing the board held to hold to comply with the “Ka’Mauri Harrison Act,” the recently adopted state law that requires school systems to write new discipline policies specific to virtual schooling and to extend extra levels of appeal to some students who have been suspended.

Tempers flare in six-hour Jefferson School Board hearing for Ka'Mauri Harrison
Almost six hours into a tumultuous, first-of-its-kind appeal hearing before the Jefferson Parish School Board on Friday, the father of a suspended Harvey fourth grader stormed out of the proceeding,
Wow. On the list of stupid crap is this. Wanted to expel him from moving a BB gun out of the way from his brother after being forced into virtual learning. Reason 586, I will not return to live in New Orleans.