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At McKinney North, the tumult is finally beginning to subside. None of the Fab Five remain on the team, according to one of the ousted cheerleaders. Theret recently reached a settlement with the school board, agreeing to resign in exchange for a payment of around $75,000 and a letter of recommendation. In her wake, an interim principal has been named. "We want to move on," says a McKinney schools spokesman. Perhaps now that the reign of the Fab Five is over, they can.

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  • Posted By: hlgns763 @ 05/26/2009 5:12:03 PM

    well, they wanted to be like the glorified cheerleaders that hollywood cranks out for these little kids, and they fit the stereotype perfectly. not suprised by any of this, and honestly, if you are, where have you been?

    f*ck em. they will grow up to be nothing but entitled whores that think the world owes them fame/money/respect/power. and the only people they will have to blame (or thank, depending on your point of view) in the end is the horsesh!t parents that reered them. nice job mom, your daughter is a selfish, dependent, immature, b!tch. what a waste, these girls could be so much more. like high paid escorts or something.

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  • Posted By: rfk1967 @ 05/25/2009 11:20:52 PM

    There is so much to be disturbed by in this article: the utter disrespect and contempt of these girls for those in authority; the refusal of the principal/parent to provide any sort of appropriate guidance or discipline; and an assistant high school principal incorrectly using the word "reticence" when he probably meant "reluctance."

  • Posted By: Neso @ 05/25/2009 10:34:44 PM

    It shouldn't be a surprise, but what is a surprise to me is the mother. She let her daughter and her friends continue what they did and it seemed like she didn't give it a second thought seeing as how she let them off the hook for like years. I'm sorry but after reading this, I'd have to say she failed as a mother and a principal.

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