If a berry smoothie smeared across Alex Morris’s windshield wasn’t enough to infuriate him, the gobs of spit on the back of his car was.
Alex stopped his car in between two crosswalks in the parking lot at Lake Washington High School, where he is a junior. He watched in his rear view mirror as a group of students spit on the back of his car and laughed earlier this year.
The incident – led by one student in particular – was just one of many that Alex has had to endure almost daily since sixth grade, when “cliques” began to form, he says.
