Sandra Scott: Celebs Rumors

posted to YouTube, shows school principal Bipul Singh popping 10 multicolored balloons that had been delivered to the school with a note addressed to him and to Vice Principal Sandra Scott.Singh is seen reading the note, which mentions that the balloons were delivered “in support of of a student who created LGBTQ artwork in class,” writes the Athens Banner-Herald. He then pops the balloons before tossing the entire package in the trash.Singh and Scott reportedly forced a classroom teacher to take down a student’s “Gay is OK” drawing, featuring an umbrella against the backdrop of a rainbow Pride flag, after another parent complained about its inclusion in a classroom artwork display.The teacher initially resisted taking down the artwork on the grounds that it was unfair to censor this particular student’s brand of speech, but Singh and Scott allegedly told the teacher to take it down.

posted to YouTube and shared with local news outlets earlier this month — shows the school’s principal, Bipul Singh, popping 10 multicolored balloons that were delivered to the school with a note addressed to him and to Vice Principal Sandra Scott, according to a receipt shared by Jeff Jackson, and attorney representing the family of the anonymous child whose artwork was allegedly censored.Singh is seen reading the note, which mentions that the balloons are being delivered “in support of of a student who created LGBTQ artwork in class,” reports the Athens Banner-Herald. He then pops the balloons before tossing the package, with the remnants of the balloons, in a trash can.According to Jackson’s clients, Singh and Scott forced a classroom teacher to take down the student’s “Gay is OK” drawing, featuring an umbrella against the backdrop of a rainbow Pride flag, after another parent complained about its inclusion in a classroom artwork display.The teacher initially resisted taking down the artwork, on the grounds that it was unfair to censor this particular student’s brand of speech, but Singh and Scott allegedly told the teacher to take it down.

direct to your inboxTributes have been paid to a “kind-hearted” and “bubbly” NHS hospital worker who died after contracting Covid-19.Sandra Scott, 49, has been described by colleagues as a “valued and much loved member” of her team.She joined Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Trust as a supervisor at Walton Hospital in 2001, before being promoted to deputy manager at Derbyshire Healthcare’s Hartington Unit in 2019.Ms Scott, from Chesterfield, died after catching coronavirus, the NHS Trust announced on Friday.Her team at the Hartington Unit “pointed to how proud she was to have worked for the NHS” – describing her as “supportive”.Paying tribute to Ms Scott, the trust’s chief executive, Tracy Allen, said: “This is a day I desperately