Parents to protest Deal principal

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Two parents of Alice Deal Junior High School students are planning an early morning protest today to draw attention to what they call bullying and abusive behavior by Principal Melissa Kim. They said they expect about 50 other parents.

Susan Carter and LeChrisha Butler said Tuesday that Kim has been unnecessarily strict and verbally and physically abusive to students. They feel the principal has targeted their children because they have complained to District Public School officials.

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