Principal, Under Fire For Showing Students ‘Terminator’ Parody
Erik Naumann, Everett High School Principal,
Under Fire For Showing Students Violent ‘Terminator’ Video
Erik Naumann, Everett High School Principal’s attempt to get tough
on students by creating a parody of the film “Terminator 2 – Judgment Day”
is under fire by parents and public school officials. Apparently, his attempt at being creative is being seen as poor judgment on his part. Considering the atmosphere
that we have across the country as a result of the violent mass killings that have
recently occurred in public schools. The principal whose number one responsibility is to protect children, introduces himself as a cross between former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger ( Who wasn’t much of a friend to public education) and a
T-800, Cyberdyne Systems Cyborg Assassin. Sadly, his lack of common sense
could cost him his career.
The video is a short take on “Terminator 2″ and was meant as a way for new Everett High School principal Erik Naumann to introduce himself. It was shown to 2,000 students during morning announcements last week and
Under Fire For Showing Students Violent ‘Terminator’ Video
Erik Naumann, Everett High School Principal’s attempt to get tough
on students by creating a parody of the film “Terminator 2 – Judgment Day”
is under fire by parents and public school officials. Apparently, his attempt at being creative is being seen as poor judgment on his part. Considering the atmosphere
that we have across the country as a result of the violent mass killings that have
recently occurred in public schools. The principal whose number one responsibility is to protect children, introduces himself as a cross between former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger ( Who wasn’t much of a friend to public education) and a
T-800, Cyberdyne Systems Cyborg Assassin. Sadly, his lack of common sense
could cost him his career.
The video is a short take on “Terminator 2″ and was meant as a way for new Everett High School principal Erik Naumann to introduce himself. It was shown to 2,000 students during morning announcements last week and
