Whatever happened to students respecting authority?

[Vastator]

Our constitution isn't better than any other. Most of the European countries have better constitutions that don't include stupidity like the Electoral College, the Second Amendment and the Senate.

Yet here you are...

 

[rightwinger]

“In August, the boy was told to cut his hair and the following month his mother asked for an exemption because of his Native American heritage and spiritual beliefs,“

The mother gave the school an out to do the right thing.
Instead, the Principal gave a “Rules are rules” response

Now, the ACLU will give them Hell

 

[JoeB131]

Yet here you are...

Um, because I was born here. If I were born somewhere else, I'd point out the flaws in their constitution.

(If I was fortunate enough to live in a country that allowed that.)

 

[Unkotare]

Most students still respect authority.

 

[lennypartiv]

Now, the ACLU will give them Hell

What an anti-American institution.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

I normally support teacheers and admin over do nothing parents.

Not on this.

 

[rightwinger]

What an anti-American institution.

What is unAmerican about defending the Constitution?

 

[LuckyDuck]

We all agree our schools need to have rules, right? So now we have some kid in Kansas who doesn't want to follow the rules. It gets worse when the parents don't respect the authorities at the school. America sure has gone down hill.

---In a letter sent Friday to school officials with the Girard Unified School District in Girard, Kansas, and the R.V. Haderlein Elementary School, the ACLU demanded the school rescind its hair policy.---

Native American boy forced to cut hair to comply with school hair policy, ACLU says

An 8-year-old Native American boy in Kansas was forced to cut his hair to comply with his elementary school’s hair policy, according to the Kansas American Civil Liberties Union, which called the policy “discriminatory.”

news.yahoo.com

Not only should schools have "acceptable" hair policies, all schools should mandate school uniforms to promote unity, which in turn reduces friction. At the same time, public schools need to remove any instructors that even hint of being pro-Marxism, as it promotes sedition against the government.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Not only should schools have "acceptable" hair policies, all schools should mandate school uniforms to promote unity, which in turn reduces friction. At the same time, public schools need to remove any instructors that even hint of being pro-Marxism, as it promotes sedition against the government.

You are such a little fascist.

 

[lennypartiv]

Not only should schools have "acceptable" hair policies, all schools should mandate school uniforms to promote unity, which in turn reduces friction. At the same time, public schools need to remove any instructors that even hint of being pro-Marxism, as it promotes sedition against the government.

True, but don't most teachers seem to be socialists?

 

[Concerned American]

Not only should schools have "acceptable" hair policies, all schools should mandate school uniforms to promote unity, which in turn reduces friction. At the same time, public schools need to remove any instructors that even hint of being pro-Marxism, as it promotes sedition against the government.

Move along comrade. Cuba is calling you.

 

[Moonglow]

We all agree our schools need to have rules, right? So now we have some kid in Kansas who doesn't want to follow the rules. It gets worse when the parents don't respect the authorities at the school. America sure has gone down hill.

---In a letter sent Friday to school officials with the Girard Unified School District in Girard, Kansas, and the R.V. Haderlein Elementary School, the ACLU demanded the school rescind its hair policy.---

Native American boy forced to cut hair to comply with school hair policy, ACLU says

An 8-year-old Native American boy in Kansas was forced to cut his hair to comply with his elementary school’s hair policy, according to the Kansas American Civil Liberties Union, which called the policy “discriminatory.”

news.yahoo.com

Dude, did you never hear of student problems from every generation of students?

 

[Moonglow]

True, but don't most teachers seem to be socialists?

Hardly.

 

[initforme]

This simply cannot be overvalued haircut. If it is, how stupid. Insane. But I'm not surprised.

 

[Woodznutz]

Not only should schools have "acceptable" hair policies, all schools should mandate school uniforms to promote unity, which in turn reduces friction. At the same time, public schools need to remove any instructors that even hint of being pro-Marxism, as it promotes sedition against the government.

Naw. They'll have the rest of their lives to dress appropriately once they graduate.