Carmel Clay School Officials Taking Steps to Prevent Hazing
10.03.10Filed Under: ECI News
Carmel Clay Schools officials this week outlined steps to prevent hazing and bullying incidents like the alleged assaults involving the Carmel High School basketball team. Superintendent Jeff Swensson said the steps will include emphasizing student safety with coaches and athletic staff. They would not talk about what was said in the closed door meeting that happened Monday but emphasized that the investigation is continuing.
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