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1st grader suspended 3 days for shooting imaginary bow/arrow at kid in recess.

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Ha! Of course you know that wasn't directed at you.

 

Not sure, they didn't mention he was a problem in the news story I saw.

 

You just went to such an extreme and painted such a violent picture.

 

A 3 day suspension for a first offense seems really extreme to me so I guess you had to fight fire with fire RTS. :sssh:

On the other hand, someone needs to teach these 1st grade punks a lesson while they're still young enough to be scared. By third grade, they've already started riding their Harley Davidson tricycles to school and drinking juice.

 

Maybe they could have taken away his blanket at nap time or his afternoon snack instead of a suspension.

On the other hand, someone needs to teach these 1st grade punks a lesson while they're still young enough to be scared. By third grade, they've already started riding their Harley Davidson tricycles to school and drinking juice.

 

Maybe they could have taken away his blanket at nap time or his afternoon snack instead of a suspension.

 

Generally speaking I agree with this line of thinking.

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What's next, foster care or social services takes parents to jail for allowing kid to play superhero at home.

Halloween is one of the proper times to "act out," right?

 

Is pretending to shoot a bow and arrow acting out? It's a miracle I didn't get jailed growing up.

Is pretending to shoot a bow and arrow acting out? It's a miracle I didn't get jailed growing up.

 

So much we don't know.

 

Generally speaking this does sound way overboard but we need a lot more detail to be sure.

Senior year in high school, our advanced French class did some short skits (in French, of course). Happened to be a little bit after Halloween, so we (the two other guys in my group) decided we'd do a little in the horror genre. We ended up having one guy dress up in drag as our French teacher, and then had a Jason-type character show up at the door in a hockey mask carrying a chainsaw (ok, so it was a cardboard cutout). After some brief dialogue, the lights got shut off, and we played a tape of a chainsaw being started, followed by some screaming. The skit ended up with Jason holding the severed head of the teacher (mannequin head with wig).

 

Okay, looking back at it, we were a little twisted. But, we got an "A" on the skit. Today, we'd still be sitting in jail.

 

For what it's worth, the teacher loved the skit. I had a friend who was in another French class with this teacher, and she was bragging on us for learning some new and unique words. I mean, how often do you usually use chainsaw in normal conversation? :lol2:

I am sorry but the principal looks like an idiot here. Frankly if the kid was 12 years old, this would be idiotic, but for a 6 year old?? You have got to be kidding me...

This kid is watching to much of TWD its as simple as that.

 

I know its a crossbow but to stop this madness in our schools.

 

#killoffdaryl

This kid is watching to much of TWD its as simple as that.

 

I know its a crossbow but to stop this madness in our schools.

 

#killoffdaryl

 

 

BITE YOUR TONGUE!

Education is hard... This principal isn't helping.

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