“If you choose to fight, we are here for you and we will stand behind you. So please find in your heart that you’re ready to speak up, we’re here,” student organizer Ericka Aala said.
PSHS campus director, Dr. Lawrence Madriaga, said the school respected the action but advised the protesters to file a formal appeal before the BOT. “While we recognize the fact na they have the right to [free] expression, the official thing to do is put it in writing,” Madriaga said. An appeal was actually sent by the protesters in an open letter signed by the officers of the PSHS MC Executive Parent Teacher Council where they said that, “… .the recent decision of the BOT to reverse the findings of the PSHS Management Committee in connection with the voyeurism, sexual harassment, lewd acts, grave threats and possibly other criminal acts by a cabal, nay a syndicate of students belonging to Batch 2019 is a travesty to [the PSHS] core values . . .
According to one of the victim’s parents, the posting of private photos of some female students began as early as the school year 2017 to 2018 and the incident was only brought to light this year.
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