Officer Plazio spoke to leadership students earlier this week about the conduct at the first home football game.
“I think the goal was to discuss how [previous behavior] was not representative of what we are as a community and how often WS students look to students in leadership class for how we should carry ourselves,” said Leadership teacher Emily Halstead.
At last night’s home game, WS administration was more strict than at the home opener. Students who did not have shirts on were told to put them on. Students dressed in shirt with beer logos told to wear their shirts inside out.
“The ultimate goal is establishing more of an open relationship between administrators, officers, leadership students, students, athletes, everybody,” said Halstead.
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