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Violent fights at Doss HS

Tigerpride94
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2 hours ago, ChiefSmoke said:

Over the years, when my Principal would be out of the building, they would put me in charge for the day. One day, caught a kid w/ marijuana. I got out the student handbook, found the punishment, and that is exactly what we did. 

The Superintendent, found me, very angry. He said, "What are you doing?! People will think we have a drug problem!" 

Also, this incident was the 20th century...the "good old days". 

This right here, this type of response (which is ubiquitous in my opinion) is in large part why many schools are doomed.  Individual behavior of a student is one thing, how the "adults in the room" handle it is another thing and the adults/administrators are failing because they don't want themselves or their school to look bad.  

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      I know this is your favorite thing to say, but it's the only option for probably 90% of Jefferson County families. 

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