The family of a second-grader suspended from his school in Anne Arundel County for chewing his Pop-Tart-like pastry into the shape of a gun has lost a bid to have the episode expunged from the child’s record, according to the family’s attorney.
Read the article: The Washington Post
Maryland: Anne Arundel school officials decline to clear record of second-grader who made ‘pastry gun’
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