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Windham Middle School Incident

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In Windham Middle School there has been many incidents with water bottles. People have been dumping waters on other people’s head during the day.
One incident involved one of my fellow class mates. During the morning we were about to go on a field trip when a student dumped bottle of water on another student’s head. One of the students retaliated by punching the other girl in the face repeatedly. When the fight deescalated one of the girls threw the other girl on the ground. By the time the teachers had got there the fight had ended. The next incident happened with two boys that were eating lunch when a boy started taunting the other boy. Later on when nobody was looking, the boy who was taunted got up and took sticky flavored water and dumped
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