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Serious social media discussion
Wednesday, September 25, 2024
The 33rd Circuit Chief Juvenile Officer Phillip Warren and Sikeston Department of Public Safety Chief Jim McMillen spoke to all Sikeston Public Schools’ students in fifth through 12th on Thursday, Sept. 19 about the legal repercussions of making social media threats and of sharing social media threats. According to SPS Schools, the officials reiterated that every single threat they receive is taken very seriously and stressed the importance of reporting, not reposting for both students and parents. (Sikeston Public Schools/Facebook)
The 33rd Circuit Chief Juvenile Officer Phillip Warren and Sikeston Department of Public Safety Chief Jim McMillen spoke to all Sikeston Public Schools’ students in fifth through 12th on Thursday, Sept. 19 about the legal repercussions of making social media threats and of sharing social media threats. According to SPS Schools, the officials reiterated that every single threat they receive is taken very seriously and stressed the importance of reporting, not reposting for both students and parents.