I don’t know what to do,” McClurkin told WILX, adding that she’s been trying to get in contact with the Lansing School District for quite some time, but to no avail. The Lansing School District released a statement regarding the incident, but it didn’t specify what exactly the child did wrong. After a thorough investigation, and in accordance with Michigan law regarding dangerous weapons on school property, the Lansing School District determined that expulsion was necessary,” the statement said. “The Lansing School District has both a legal and moral responsibility to ensure the safety of all students and staff,” the statement concluded. Nashville School Shooter Was ‘Ashamed To Be Black’Why Was This Black Child In Michigan Expelled For Taking A Classmate’s Gun And Disassembling It?