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Sent: Monday, April 14, 2025 1:12 PM
To: Spratley, Lynn A. <spratleyla@nnva.gov>
Cc: Robert Stewart <Robert.Stewart@nn.k12.va.us>; Dr. Michele Mitchell <Michele.Mitchell@nn.k12.va.us>; Donald
(Rusty) Fairheart <Donald.Fairheart@nn.k12.va.us>; nn-cwatty@nnva.gov;
citymanagersoffice@nnva.gov; citycouncil@nnva.gov; Viveca Rutland <viveca.rutland@nn.k12.va.us>; Dr. Natia Smith
<Natia.Smith@nn.k12.va.us>
Subject: Re: Temporary Ban letter
cybersecurity@nn.k12.va.us
Dear Ms. Spratley,
I’m writing to address the civil rights violations arising from the April 14, 2025, trespass
notice issued against me by Newport News Public Schools. The notice’s timing,
enforcement, and lack of procedural safeguards raise serious concerns involving due
1. Delayed and Retroactive Enforcement — | was cited on April 4 without receiving
any written notice outlining the nature, scope, or duration of a ban. I was told that
Robert Stewart would issue documentation, but the notice did not arrive until ten
2. No Appeal or Right to Participate — The letter references a review panel that may
extend the ban to one year. However, I have received no information on how to be
heard, submit evidence, or be present during this review. I request immediate
clarification and inclusion in this panel process. Any decision made without
offering me a fair opportunity to participate would violate my Fourteenth
Amendment right to due process.
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