Day of INFAMY

On December 7, 1941, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbour. It was, as Former President Franklin D. Roosevelt called it, "A Day of Infamy." It certainly was…

Last year, April 5, 2006, was also a day of INFAMY.

It was the day a School Board stopped thinking about the students' best interests and instead started thinking of its own;

It was the day the Board Members needed to act "cool" and supported their superintendent;

It was the day a School Board protected the special interests of a VERY EVIL group of people from Greece, New York;

It was the day it didn't matter how many years of ALLEGIANCE you had in the system (more than 20 years to be exact), how positive ALL of your evaluations were, or how spotlessly-squeaky-clean your record was;

It was the day that it didn't matter how much positive support you had, or how LITTLE FEW people had UNTRUE things to say about you;

It was the day the staff lost a colleague; the teachers, their mentor; the parents, a leader.

But it was the day that the STUDENTS of FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL had their HERO and their BEST FRIEND RIPPED AWAY FROM THEIR LIVES!!

A "Pearl Harbour" was attacked.

The Image of Freedom High School, shattered.

The Icon of Prince William County was RUTHLESSLY AND MERCILESSLY BACKSTABBED!!!

Today is the day the Prince William County School Board demoted and reassigned Dr. Dorothy McCabe from her position as Principal of Freedom High School for vague and unsubstantiated reasons.

May the date April 5th live on in INFAMY in Prince William County!!!