Here's my response to another letter:  Your two "outstanding administrators" were mocking two former Creswell students in a display of very cruel humor.; getting 'cheap laughs' from mocking others. Don't employ a "narrow" definition of "bullying". Today the gestalt of bullying behavior which permeates "youth culture" includes just that, employing cruel, mocking humor at the cost of the 'targets" It's a serious, wide-spread lack of respect for others. It's an attitude which is toxic of everyone it touches. Perhaps you feel it's an acceptable behavior from two men who were in the most powerful positions at a high school. It's seems a significant part of the community of Creswell didn't. This incident was an "extreme" object lesson for students and an extremely costly one for the two men. 

Many, likely most, crimes and ethical transgressions are discovered "by accident"...by persons who witness public behavior such as Mr. Osborn's texting.  Very few "secrets" today.    such is life. gary