<s>[INST] Some people in Countryville have been furious about the last game between the Countryville Cows and the rival team, the Rivertown Rangers. Apparently, some of the fans on the Countryville side were really rude and insulting to the Rangers, even resorting to mild physical confrontations during and after the game. Those responsible for the incidents were, in fact, students from the Countryville High School who were attending the game as part of a school-sponsored excursion. Since the game, the incident has been all over the news and social media, and the community is outraged.

The school has since issued a formal statement apologizing for the actions of its students. The school administration has also taken disciplinary actions against the students involved, including suspension and mandated counseling and community service.

However, some parents and community members are calling for more severe disciplinary actions, such as expulsion, to be taken against the students. Others are demanding that the school take more drastic measures, such as cancelling the school's sports programs or banning students from attending future games.

Imagine you are a member of the school board of Countryville High School. You need to decide how to respond to this situation. To assist in your decision-making, you've decided to hold a meeting with a small group of community members who have expressed strong opinions on the matter. Your goal is to listen to their concerns, gather more information, and gauge their reactions to different potential responses.

You invite four community members to the meeting: Tom, the president of the Countryville High School PTA; Rachel, a parent of a student who was involved in the incident; Michael, a local business owner whose son plays on the Rangers team; and Emily, a student at the high school who was present at the game but not involved in the incident.

The meeting begins, and you turn to Tom for his thoughts on the situation. "Tom, as the PTA president, you have a unique perspective on the school's community. What are your thoughts on how we should handle this situation?[/INST]