Quick Notes from Carman-Ainsworth High in Flint
April 24th, 2018
*The city of Flint still does not have clean water
* The students do not know why the state of Michigan has decided to stop providing bottled water to the city
*The students of Carman-Ainsworth do not want to hear about the documentary you saw on Netflix. The students of Carman-Ainsworth High are generally not fans of Flint Town and its depiction of their city.
*Carman Ainsworth High is in Flint Township, but its student population has swelled with students from the city whose own schools have been closed
*The students of Carman Ainsworth do not want to hear your jokes about Flint’s water.
*One student mentioned a phone call she’d had with a friend. The friend was not from Flint and made a sideways comment about the water. The student hung-up without a word and has not spoken to that friend since. Jokes or insults about Flint’s water are disqualifying if you want to be friends with some students at Carman-Ainsworth
*Students do not brush their teeth with city water. Most feel safe showering, but small children and babies all need to be bathed in bottled water.
* The students do not know why the state of Michigan has decided to stop providing bottled water to the city
*The students of Carman-Ainsworth do not want to hear about the documentary you saw on Netflix. The students of Carman-Ainsworth High are generally not fans of Flint Town and its depiction of their city.
*Carman Ainsworth High is in Flint Township, but its student population has swelled with students from the city whose own schools have been closed
*The students of Carman Ainsworth do not want to hear your jokes about Flint’s water.
*One student mentioned a phone call she’d had with a friend. The friend was not from Flint and made a sideways comment about the water. The student hung-up without a word and has not spoken to that friend since. Jokes or insults about Flint’s water are disqualifying if you want to be friends with some students at Carman-Ainsworth
*Students do not brush their teeth with city water. Most feel safe showering, but small children and babies all need to be bathed in bottled water.
