Again, the meaning is clear--and in line with the subject of the thread--Are you picking at straws to distract from the topic as well. Nowhere in this thread were parochial, military or any other private school was involved until it was pulled out of some troll's nether regions. Now would you like to respond to the topic, or are you going to troll too?
Wrong. The correct answer is "Sorry Buckeye, you're right, I did say just that"
No they are in school post 1970.
My you're quite the angry elf.
No they don't.
Students have rights. Nothing in the video suggests the what the policy of the school is. We have agreed that the video lacks a great deal of info. Without it, we can only go by what is in the video. A calm student being assaulted by an emotional teacher and the student became emotional as well. Nothing else is shown.
Not as many as outside of school.
Or he could have just been standing his ground against a angry 'karen'. I still say there's too little information to evaluate the behavior of either one. The OP took the side of the student. You take the side of the teacher. And in my opinion there is insufficient evidence eitherway.
I see an obstinate student denying a request from the classroom authority. It unnecessarily escalated from there.
It escalated beyond that when she laid hands on the student. Don't get me wrong, I was part of the last generation that was subject to corporal punishment in schools and was disciplined in that way many times, but those days have passed and politics is not a reason to deny those protections subjectively.
Yes, Thats a problem.
Yes they do, my wife works for a school system. Sees kids everyday.
That is not a court decision, you dumbass! Try reading for once, I want a citation from the California Supreme Court, like you apparently lied about!
If you want to pick at straws, Buckeye did not quote my post, so I didn't say that. Now return to the topic or you'll be reported.
In the vast majority of schools, they do not.
You said kids wear hats all the time. They don't, Yiu are wrong. Dismissed.
There are no politics present in this video. That’s all assumption. Probably accurate but irrelevant until something substantiates it.
A teacher, by virtue of the position, should be capable of de-escalating the disruption, not advancing it.
