Many parents and staff have communicated their concern about this behavior and a perceived downplaying of the actions by other residents and the police.
Similar action by a staff or student of the school would have resulted in suspension and, likely removal from the school community. Edey, a member of the town climate committee, arrived on the school grounds with what appeared to be a weapon - barbeque forks - protesting work approved by town officials. Rich, our construction management company, has built schools, including the Edgartown School, and has a track record for maintaining the highest safety records. “Fencing and abatement plans are in place to reduce exposure to staff and students. “We are conscious of the need to keep students and staff safe during construction,’ Houghton wrote. In her email, Houghton relayed concern from parents and others that the incident wasn’t being taken seriously enough. Edey then reportedly moved toward the workers with the forks, and that is when Traffic Officer Koohy called us.” Edey reportedly parked on the edge of the detail site, walked up to Traffic Officer Sam Koohy with a red cloth, then displayed the forks, which were hidden under the cloth, and stated the construction was going to stop. “Prior to officers arriving,” a report states, “Ms. A Tisbury Police report alleges Edey displayed the forks as though they would somehow be integral in halting work at the school.
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