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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So here we are on page six, and has ANYBODY mentioned this?

"The majority of the suspensions were of special education students, according to the data."[/quote]

Exactly and everybody is posting about violent criminals which has nothing to do with this... this is only for kids with minor issues in school. [/quote]

Dude, did you forget to read the multiple postings by a bunch of teachers outlining how they got verbally and physically assaulted by *middle school* students? And the other teachers who feared talking to them in hallways because they looked like they were ready to attack them? Do you consider these minor issues? Many[b] of these incidents are indeed crimes and would be prosecuted outside the school [/b]halls.[/quote]

This is what I find crazy.  My kids come home and tell me stories from MS that if anything’s like that happened to me at work or on a bus, I would one hundred percent be calling the police.

Kids assaulting other kids.  Kids throwing things at teachers.  [/quote]

Agree!  My kids (6 and 8th) see kids tripping other teachers, putting crap on their desks, walking out of class, cursing at them, using cell phones and not putting them away.  I mean the stories are unreal.  When a child has ZERO consequences at home, he/she is more than likely not going to care.  The attention they crave is all the kids laughing at them being little a-holes.  [/quote]

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