Tracey Simpson

On Friday, we celebrated our basketball and swim seniors! We are so proud of all you have accomplished and can't wait to see what the future holds for you. #GoEagles

UPDATE: Mississippi mother who went viral because she neglected her freezing son, has been arrested. Good Kambria Darby was arrested in Byram, Mississippi after her 2 year old son needed paramedics' attention for 'freezing & shaking.' Darby has since compared herself to Jesus in a Facebook post, saying she was being "done like Jesus was." The boy was taken by Child Protective Services and later released to a relative with his two siblings. Darby is facing up to six years in jail if she is convicted for neglecting her child. Darby claims she did nothing wrong. "They did Jesus the same way, he felt sick to his stomach as well; he didn't want to go through it." "My village ain't gone play about my 3 & neither do I! Again I can't say everything it's a legal matter but my kids are not a charity case, they are not neglected, and I am not mentally ill! Stop it with the defamation!" Reports claim temperatures were below 20 degrees Fahrenheit while the baby was in nothing but a diaper. The woman who tried protecting the child and filmed the encounter, Felicia Nicole, worked at the Walmart where this happened. She has since been fired. "Walmart doesn't care about their employees! I was only trying to help," she said.

NEW: Starbucks *fires* heroic barista who subdued and protected a co-worker from robbers after getting pistol-whipped in the head. I can't emphasis this enough: Starbucks is trash. 20-year old Michael Harrison, who was working through paramedic school, was fired after he fought off two criminals who tried robbing the store. The incident happened at a downtown Starbucks in St. Louis. The men rushed into the store with guns and told everyone to get on the floor. Harrison was instructed to open the cash register which he couldn't because he didn't have credentials. As the men went through Harrison's pockets, he was pistol-whipped in the head. A co-worker believed the gun was fake so he started fighting off the robbers. Harrison jumped into action to help him. Harrison was able to subdue Joshua Noe who was later arrested. The police officers thanked Harrison and his co-worker for their bravery. The other assailant, Marquise Porter-Doyle, was arrested nearby. Harrison was praised by local media but Starbucks was not thankful for his actions. They were then placed on paid leave for two weeks. After the two weeks was up, Harrison and his co-worker were fired for "violating company policy." "In situations like this, our training and protocols guide our partners to comply and de-escalate, not just for their safety but for the safety of all in the store," Starbucks said. "That job was helping me pay for college," Harrison said. "I just don’t understand it. I thought it was the right thing to do." This man should have gotten a raise. Instead, he was fired. Insane.

Romans 15:13 #ECSeagles

Fresh off a strong 4th place finish at the TSSAA Girls State Golf Tournament, ECS golfers Claire Todd, Avery Nyen, Mathile Walker, and Coach Beth Miller join host Brandon Artiles to discuss a successful season. Listen to the full episode at ecsequip.com/podcast/129

ICYMI earlier on the @DailyMemphian preps page: The first goal in Friday's D2-A soccer final between ECS and St. George's was down to a mistake. There was no mistake about the second though. Or who is the best team in the division this year. dailymemphian.com/section/sp…

Congratulations to our Varsity Girls Soccer team for defeating SGIS 2-0 in the State Championship game! We are so proud of these girls and coaches and their hard work all season! #GoEagles