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Reply to "Frost MS staff member on video saying racial slur to students"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The original video is terrible and now to ere is a bunch of spin off ones to music and with editing of her repeating the “I have a black friend” and other lovely phrases. She has terrible judgement and almost seems like she is having a breakdown. Also frost blaming the kids that took the video as the problem is also a problem[/quote] +1 They should be focusing on the staff member saying a slur rather than kids having their phones out during after-school hours.[/quote] Any concern about the kids who said it initially that kicked off this whole scenario in the first place?[/quote] Yes- those kids should be punished too. The adult involved is an idiot who made her situation worse by her own doing. Also the school principal needs to stop blaming the kids[/quote] And the kids said it initially?[/quote] What’s your point? People already said the kids should be punished also. But clearly, the adult should be held to a higher standard. And the audio I heard was so awful. [/quote] NP. The kids will not be punished. Anyone who thinks they will has not spent any time in public schools recently. That word is said and posted all day long by kids of various races, with and without the hard r. Mostly but not entirely boys. The teacher should have to attend a RJ conference and maybe be provided a calming space in the building. It was probably a manifestation of being overstimulated and she might be dealing with something at home, too. We should all give her grace and space to process.[/quote] Honestly, I don’t care. I don’t care if some people get to say the word and I don’t. I’m fine if the kids are disciplined, but my focus is on the adult who should know better. Give her grace? No. If she needed time off, she should have taken it. Stop trying to derail the conversation. Not limited to this conversation - anyone who can’t handle dealing with immature middle schoolers who are totally capable of pushing all your buttons should not be working in a middle school. (And I say that as someone who has spent years working in a middle school.) [/quote]
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