
Expel Djuan Dubois from Morrow High School
The Issue
As a concerned student at Morrow High School, I am compelled to voice my fear and urgency regarding the presence of Djuan Dubois on our campus. Djuan, a fellow student aged 17, has a past that is deeply unsettling and poses a significant threat to our safety. Previously convicted for child molestation charges and statutory rape, his continued attendance at our school is alarming. This is not just a matter of discomfort; it is a critical safety issue that affects every student at Morrow High.
The safety of students should be a priority for any educational institution. Having someone with a known criminal background involving crimes against minors in close proximity to children every day is unacceptable. It places countless students, including myself and my peers, in a vulnerable position that we should not have to endure.
Schools are meant to be safe havens, places where we can learn and grow without fear. Djuan's presence undermines this fundamental principle. Statistics from the U.S. Department of Justice indicate that the recidivism rate for individuals convicted of sexual offenses is significantly high. This fact elevates the risk for every student at Morrow High. Allowing him to remain not only endangers us but also erodes the trust we have in our school's commitment to our well-being.
Our school’s administration must take immediate action to uphold the safety and peace of mind of its student body. Expelling Djuan Dubois from Morrow High School would be a definitive step towards demonstrating their commitment to providing a secure educational environment, free from fear and potential harm.
I implore the school board and administration to act swiftly on this matter. Protect our school community by ensuring that those of us who attend Morrow High can do so safely and without threat. We need your support to make this happen. Please sign this petition and help us make our voices heard for a safer school environment for all students.
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The Issue
As a concerned student at Morrow High School, I am compelled to voice my fear and urgency regarding the presence of Djuan Dubois on our campus. Djuan, a fellow student aged 17, has a past that is deeply unsettling and poses a significant threat to our safety. Previously convicted for child molestation charges and statutory rape, his continued attendance at our school is alarming. This is not just a matter of discomfort; it is a critical safety issue that affects every student at Morrow High.
The safety of students should be a priority for any educational institution. Having someone with a known criminal background involving crimes against minors in close proximity to children every day is unacceptable. It places countless students, including myself and my peers, in a vulnerable position that we should not have to endure.
Schools are meant to be safe havens, places where we can learn and grow without fear. Djuan's presence undermines this fundamental principle. Statistics from the U.S. Department of Justice indicate that the recidivism rate for individuals convicted of sexual offenses is significantly high. This fact elevates the risk for every student at Morrow High. Allowing him to remain not only endangers us but also erodes the trust we have in our school's commitment to our well-being.
Our school’s administration must take immediate action to uphold the safety and peace of mind of its student body. Expelling Djuan Dubois from Morrow High School would be a definitive step towards demonstrating their commitment to providing a secure educational environment, free from fear and potential harm.
I implore the school board and administration to act swiftly on this matter. Protect our school community by ensuring that those of us who attend Morrow High can do so safely and without threat. We need your support to make this happen. Please sign this petition and help us make our voices heard for a safer school environment for all students.
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Petition created on February 26, 2026