qumefox
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Here's the small problem: The school in question is a public school, not a private one.
That's a misconception. Being a public school, doesn't make it public property. It's not a park. If you don't believe me, just go to your nearest public school and start wandering around the premises as you please. I can guarantee you'll be approached by someone fairly quickly and if you don't have any real business there, asked to leave.. and you'll get to deal with law enforcement yourself if you refuse.
I've been doing IT work in various schools for over a decade. So i've seen, and dealt with a lot of how they handle 'people who aren't supposed to be there' over the years.