This school, ran by this man Alan L. Freeman is built and executed upon Christian principals and love for every man... Or so they say. This school is full of power hungry faculty and is a mockery of what a Christian school should be. Alan Freeman is a liar and a selfish, power hungry man who will do anything to his desire regardless of whats best for his students. He likes to give out detentions, and punishments more than he likes to see good done in his school. He preys on certian students and makes their experience a very hard one. My personal experience is only one of many of Freemans foul acts...
When I was attending the school in my senior year I was blessed with a free period at the end of each day. Everyday my friends and I (many students who were involved in sport teams) would drive up the road to Royal Farms and get snacks and drinks and talk before we went back for our extra curricular activities. One day a normal looking car pulled up and 3 men game out. They pulled up their shirts to reveal guns at their waist and asked us what we were doing. We were all terrified sure these people were about to rob us! They told us they were police and after we asked showed us their badges. They told us their was an anyomous caller who said that teenagers were smoking pot in the Royal Farms parking lot. All of us thought right away "Is it our school?" because recently our school had been coming down about partying outside school in our particular class. They police said they couldn't tell us that.
We were all very upset about how out of protocal those policemen were when talking to us. I went back to school and found my principal right away (Alan Freeman) and told him the whole story. He said "Oh thats just awful." I told him I suspected a teacher from school called and I wanted him to check around because I only wanted to clear the issue up. He said "Of course." That day when I told my parents they were very upset and called the police station. When she asked about who made the call we were told "The principal of Baltimore Lutheran school was the one who made the call. We are very sorry." I was so enraged.
The next day when I found Freeman to confront him he said to me first "I checked around the school for you and no one here would do that." I was so upset I ran to another teacher and asked what to do. He told me that even if it was true confronting Freeman with the truth would not be the best choice, it would only make things worse for me. So I never did!
I don't want to ramble all day about why the school is full of judgemental people who only care about their own prosperity, but they hide behind a curtain of fake faith and it sickens me.
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