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Parents, Students Say 3rd Grader Terrorizing Mount Diablo Elementary School

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Pitiful if true but hey, it's San Francisco. I'm sure the school administration is just trying to be inclusive.

I would be very interested to know how the parents would "fix" the problem

But there's been no letter sent out about bullying.

I would be very interested to know how the parents would "fix" the problem

 

We all know how this was fixed back in the day. But now I have no idea how a school system "legally" goes about fixing this.

We all know how this was fixed back in the day. But now I have no idea how a school system "legally" goes about fixing this.

 

True, personal responsibility has gone out the window. Now it is politically correct to think the government and schools should handle it and parents should be more open minded.

Seems like maybe the kid ended up right where he needed to be...Mt. Diablo

He's upset the last gun store went the way of the dinosaur and he just found out his rent is $5000/mo.

Probably some New Age, hippie parents who don't believe in discipline. It might stifle his creativity and method of self expression.

In my day, this little monster would have a hard time making it out of recess. Someone would dot those eyes for him when he acted up.

Get the belt out or some form of discipline. No reason other students should have their education disrupted because a kid won't behave.

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