Robinson's Attempt in Restoring Order at School

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Darryl Robinson, the head of security at Richmond High School, have been with the school for 15 years already. He had witness students fight and become uncontrollable over the years.

He, then, took action and made a no-nonsense approach to restore order in the school. That is, if students fought, they will immediately receive a 5-day suspension. If they are 5 minutes late, they get detention; and if they do not in detention period, they will be sent to Saturday school. Absence on Saturday school would also mean suspension.

During the first half of the 2010-2011 school year, the school issued more than 500 suspensions.

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