Is that the general mentality of today? Look there is a janitor so I will just throw my tray of food on the ground since he is cleaning anyway. Do you know for a fact that they have not called or will not have to call an exterminator? Do you know for a fact that the janitor didn't have to work OT to clean things up? Your attitude of "someone else will clean it up" sounds like a selfish one and if that is what the kids are being taught today I feel sorry for society. As for the door being fixed that is probably a good thing but I still maintain that an unlocked door does not give anyone the right to enter a building without permission.
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Is that the general mentality of today? Look there is a janitor so I will just throw my tray of food on the ground since he is cleaning anyway. Do you know for a fact that they have not called or will not have to call an exterminator? Do you know for a fact that the janitor didn't have to work OT to clean things up? Your attitude of "someone else will clean it up" sounds like a selfish one and if that is what the kids are being taught today I feel sorry for society. As for the door being fixed that is probably a good thing but I still maintain that an unlocked door does not give anyone the right to enter a building without permission.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
That is the general mentality of today and it's pathetic. Yes, I do believe that the kids deserve to walk across the stage during graduation. BUT, they should also take care of all cleanup and all costs associated.
Christy
b*tch rocket
See, and this is how it should have been handled. The End. I doubt that any of the parents would be squawking about their kids having to do manual labor and clean up their mess at the school. Seriously. Why would that have been such a hard decision to make?
We did crap all the time when I was in school, the teachers and the principal handled it and punished us accordingly. They didn't do ridiculous crap like turn stuff over to law enforcement. Hell, I don't even remember any issue going up to the Board of Education. We had a shaving cream fight on the bus and we all got to spend our Saturday scrubbing the bus from top to bottom, inside and out. There were no police, no hysteria, nothing.
Why does it have to be so hard (and so dramatic)?
CleanTheSlateInSMC
Infidel
My point was that there was no cleanup cost, but I do agree that the students should have cleaned up the mess. As for the door, I hope you agree that schools need to be secured from folks who don't care about getting permission to enter them. If the several comments from former and current students are correct, that door has been unsecured for quite some time.
Scootch over.
I think it was a funny prank.That being said, if it were spiders or scorpions or something, I would be singing a different tune.
Agreed.
Goldenhawk
Well-Known Member
I'm with you... but the real answer "Why" is because today, parents will sue the school if the school dares to discipline little Johnny or Suzy. The schools have been effectively emasculated from useful means of handling these situations BY THE PARENTS.
withrespect
:wr:
This term cracks me up. I think women are more scary when they lose their shiit than men are. I, for one, know my kids are much more afraid when mommy is mad.
I know this use of the word doesn't necessarily mean "less-manly" but the term in general does....
SG_Player1974
New Member
Welcome to PCUSA!!!
And if you think that NONE of the parents would complain about THEIR beloved child having to clean up.... you are sorely mistaken.
withrespect
:wr:
...may I remind you....
Goldenhawk
Well-Known Member
I'm glad someone got the joke. It was very intentional.This term cracks me up. I think women are more scary when they lose their shiit than men are. I, for one, know my kids are much more afraid when mommy is mad.
A senior boy did almost the same thing, a couple of years ago in Waldorf. It may have been Thomas Stone high school ?, and I seem to recall he released thousands of (Crickets ?), and was banned from the graduation ceremony. It made the local newspaper headlines.
LtownTaxpayer
Active Member
Just found this - http://www.myfoxdc.com/story/179826...eleasing-bag-of-crickets-into-school-building
And the Belvedere cow was liberated by the GMHS Class of 1981. They returned the cow anonymously, and no one was charged. It had been shot with arrows multiple times in the years before it went on a sabbatical.
I wonder if anyone had to clean up after the sow we let loose in the back hallway in '80. 
buddscreek
Active Member
I was at the back door when the sow was released. olzack wasn't very pleased, they didn't care for us ffa boys and that made things a little harder on us.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
Do they still have FFA? I know they did back in 1994 (dated a guy from that class), but I have wondered if that's a thing of the past now.
lovinmaryland
Well-Known Member
As I’m sure most of you are aware my son was one of the 7 involved w/ this prank. To say we are disappointed in his actions is an understatement. He made the poor choice to sneak out of the house, open the door after hours, and release the lady bugs w/ the rest of his friends. Which is why we said we would not plead to the superintendent/BOE to allow him to walk w/ his class. I am proud that my son apologized to the school & district for his actions in this prank and asked for their forgiveness. (to my knowledge he is the only one of the seven to do so) Obviously we were very upset he was unable to walk w/ the rest of his classmates but honestly we’re more concerned w/ the criminal side of this situation.
Thank you to those who have offered kind words and support.
Thank you to those who have offered kind words and support.