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Calling the Highlands baseball team "Dirty Birds" is a GROSS understatement

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Expelled or suspended?

 

Tell me the details about the fight.

 

Expelled

 

And I don't have all the details on the fight other than the victim got several shots in.

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Would be interested to know the relationship between the victim and the perpetrators before the incident. If they got along ok beforehand that lends itself to a sick attempt at a joke and I would be ok with just kicking them off the team. If it's part of ongoing bullying then a school suspension is warranted.

Expelled or suspended?

 

Tell me the details about the fight.

 

Problem with the fight is most school districts have a pretty set policy on fighting, you fight, this is what happens, no exception.

Understood, so you allow them back into school though?

 

Without any more details than what was originally posted, yes. I wouldn't be opposed to them being booted entirely though.

This was an extracurricular activity; not school. IMO, you don't get to participate in anymore extracurricular activities but still get to go to school and receive your education.

 

Life lessons to be learned in the coming days, weeks.

Would be interested to know the relationship between the victim and the perpetrators before the incident. If they got along ok beforehand that lends itself to a sick attempt at a joke and I would be ok with just kicking them off the team. If it's part of ongoing bullying then a school suspension is warranted.

 

Agreed, this is what I was leading to in my initial post.

Without any more details than what was originally posted, yes. I wouldn't be opposed to them being booted entirely though.

 

Agreed, have to know all the details, which we wont.

This was an extracurricular activity; not school. IMO, you don't get to participate in anymore extracurricular activities but still get to go to school and receive your education.

 

Life lessons to be learned in the coming days, weeks.

 

Its a school activity, no different than if it happened in the hallways.

Are extracurricular activities an extension of school? I thought that as a rule, they are.

It is no different than if it had happened in school IMO.

Are extracurricular activities an extension of school? I thought that as a rule, they are.

 

In most places that I know of yes.

Expelled

 

And I don't have all the details on the fight other than the victim got several shots in.

 

Good for him

It never fails to amaze me that you can get a second and third (etc) kid to board your train of stupidity.....How did they imagine this would turn out??

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Yikes. One of the few moments in life where it's justified to take a swing or two at someone.

 

Expelled

 

And I don't have all the details on the fight other than the victim got several shots in.

 

Good for him

 

I agree.

 

This is one of the few times you are justified in hitting someone and if the school system tries to punish the victim under any kind of blanket fighting policy I would definitely take legal action against the school if I were the parents.

Worst part is the victim will probably also get punished for retaliating.

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