PERRIS: Documentary on D Street premiers

The 45-minute-long movie, "D Street: A Documentary," premiered at the Regency Theatre on Saturday, Oct.

[No Name]

I'll bet they did not show how the school system sucks. At 9 my son with behavioral problems was put into a school with know older kids on probation he was forced to survive all because his belt buckel had a picture on it. He tried over and over again to get back into regular school working hard with major improvement the lady who determined his eligibility. Only put him down calling him unworthy which he grew to believe. He is now doing life in prison for following some of these older boys down a street his only culpability was looking into a window this poor kid has been tortured by cruel and unusual punishment stemming from the horrible scholl system in Perris along with a ruling called Felony Murder, if you have kids do not raise them in Perris. I moved to Perris for safely and I all I got was horror. If this is a nice safe pleasant small town than there is no such thing as hell, unless you live in Perris. 15 year olds do not belong in prison they need rehabilitation, Perris sucks.

[Darleen]

I believe children get their life lessons from home you can't blame the school system. I have family that have grown up with the perris school system and have all graduated and are attending college, becuase their parents were involved and pushed them to be better. If your child had behavioral problems then a ordinary class is not were he need to be in the first place. I know perris has lots of bad people and lots of crime but so do the riches cities too. So you have to take responsibilities for own household & children.