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A recently hired City of Quincy School Department employee is said to have been walked out of Atherton Hough School by Massachusetts State Police officers.
It has also been variously noted that state police K-9’s trained to search for electronics devices searched the school on Saturday past but found nothing.
While to this point neither the South Shore broadsheet nor the local tabloid have yet to report on this troubling situation, so far WBZ Channel 4 and WCVB 5 have reported on it before Quincy Quarry News is now reporting on this troubling matter after having duly working dimes about it dropped its way.
WCVB in particular noted that the recently hired school employee was put on leave last week as well as that this person is the subject of an ongoing criminal investigation by the Massachusetts State Police,
In response to the troubling events, the Quincy Public Schools Superintendent distributed a lawyerly letter to parents and guardians of Atherton Hough Elementary School students.
Then again, a lawyerly letter was only to be expected as the superintendent is a lawyer by education and experience as opposed to a teacher.
Additionally, so far there has been no statement by Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch in spite of the fact that as mayor he is also the Chair of the School Committee.
In any event, the superintendent’s letter quickly recapped events as well as essentially asserted that students are not now at risk.
No word, however, if any past problems may have been inflicted with such a valid concern given the state police bringing in electronic device search dogs to search the school as a part of its reported to be ongoing criminal investigation unspecified but is still obvious enough as to perhaps what as regards ultimately little information provided to date.
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