Spring Ridge Middle School Student Outside..
- Thread starter chess
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You answered your own question, "You don't know the facts"
so he has to hold a sign up and let them all know he can't act right on the bus.. Poor little Johnny, better this now, then in the newspapers later in years.
jlynnpump
Noob-alicious
I couldn't help but chuckle. While to some parents it may seem an unfit punishment, I'd put money down that he NEVER acts up on the bus again.
I do have to say, if it were my kid I might be a little upset they took punishment to that extent into their own hands. IF they called me and said... we were thinking of doing this, blah blah blah then I would see no problem with it. So with that said, you may not know the agreement between parents and school. Also, it sets an example for all the other children, break the rules pay the price and case closed.
I do have to say, if it were my kid I might be a little upset they took punishment to that extent into their own hands. IF they called me and said... we were thinking of doing this, blah blah blah then I would see no problem with it. So with that said, you may not know the agreement between parents and school. Also, it sets an example for all the other children, break the rules pay the price and case closed.
donbarzini
Well-Known Member
"From what you understand"?. I've read the Charles Cty code of conduct for 11 consecutive years and I didn't see anything in there that would prevent that. I don't imagine that they're that much different until you get to the liberals up in PG and Montgomery.
mv_princess
mv = margaritaville
So punish the parents because the kid couldn't act right, or punish the kid with something that's not even painful?
How do you know he doesn't have after school already? How do you know the kid didn't come up with this punishment himself?
yankee44
New Member
If it makes the little SOB act right on the bus and the other little SOBs that see what happened to him than I say keep up the good work to who ever gave him that punishment.
If we had a little more discipline at home these days it would make the bus drivers and teachers jobs alot easer
It might have nothing to do with the school. His parents could have put him out there. So before you jump the school system you may want to find out the facts before you make MORE false accusation towards people
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
Sounds like a good way to discipline the kid. Why should the school interfere with a parent's decision?
Dye Tied
Garden Variety Gnome
Well think about it this way.... Not only is he made to face up to his misbehavior but all the other kids see it and it also might affect they way they behave now. I say
for this punishment.mv,
why would someone want to be painful in the way you are describing honestly...
Secondly no one does know, I was just stating I thought it was unprofessional..
I honestly doubt a child would want to stand out there for his friends to make fun of him holding a sign... really....
schools interfer with alot of things... dont you know.....
BravoFarp
Certified P.I.A.
I think that was the point.
And I disagree with you. I had a teacher in Jr. High who made us stand in the corner with a duncecap on our head when we acted up in class. You better believe he had the most attentive group of students in that whole school.
This is the same concept.
mv_princess
mv = margaritaville
THAT'S THE POINT!!!
smoothmarine187
Well-Known Member
That's why that form of discipline works
Chess, most children don't like whatever punishment they receive for misbehavior. That's the whole point.
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
You're right.
I'm sure that a touchy-feely professional liberal educator did not come up with the idea for this.
Most likely it was the parent that has to use their leave in order to take their kid to school that thought of it.
