Fights before holidays at HS level

[Anonymous]

In HS where there are fights- I know not all schools have them, but I. hS where there are fights. Is it standard for number of fights to increase a day/week at HS during weeks before holidays? I am taken aback by number and wi Geri g if this is typical when school about to be out- kind of like typical for ER rooms to be busy on NYE. Thoughts?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In HS where there are fights- I know not all schools have them, but I. hS where there are fights. Is it standard for number of fights to increase a day/week at HS during weeks before holidays? I am taken aback by number and wi Geri g if this is typical when school about to be out- kind of like typical for ER rooms to be busy on NYE. Thoughts?

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[Anonymous]

It takes ten seconds to review your post and fix typos so people can understand what you're trying to say. You are not so busy that you can't spare ten seconds.

[Anonymous]

While there are fights in high school they are very rare. Such that it would be hard to tell if it increases before holidays without pulling several years of data.

[Anonymous]

Voice to text not working for you?

[Anonymous]

Most security staff and admin Ive been around would say that fights and problems occur more on Mondays/after breaks because tension from things that happened over the weekend boils over when kids are back in each other's faces again