Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a teacher in Columbia Heights. The kids are out of control IN school. Everyday I have kids walking out of class, walking out of the building, kicking and throwing things, sexually assaulting other kids. There are virtually no consequences schools can dole out. Chapter 25 is the law and the only consequences available to schools.
The problem is we can educate kids to give them any kind of future. They get what they want at home and at school and now in the neighborhood. Please start with the behaviors in schools and ask the council to act. They have taken away any option for consequences.
Curious. What consequences do you really think the parents can mete out?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a teacher in Columbia Heights. The kids are out of control IN school. Everyday I have kids walking out of class, walking out of the building, kicking and throwing things, sexually assaulting other kids. There are virtually no consequences schools can dole out. Chapter 25 is the law and the only consequences available to schools.
The problem is we can educate kids to give them any kind of future. They get what they want at home and at school and now in the neighborhood. Please start with the behaviors in schools and ask the council to act. They have taken away any option for consequences.
Curious. What consequences do you really think the parents can mete out?
Anonymous wrote:I’m a teacher in Columbia Heights. The kids are out of control IN school. Everyday I have kids walking out of class, walking out of the building, kicking and throwing things, sexually assaulting other kids. There are virtually no consequences schools can dole out. Chapter 25 is the law and the only consequences available to schools.
The problem is we can educate kids to give them any kind of future. They get what they want at home and at school and now in the neighborhood. Please start with the behaviors in schools and ask the council to act. They have taken away any option for consequences.
Anonymous wrote:Maybe it should be:
“Carjacking is a crime unless the perpetrators arrive on a climate change friendly form of transport.”
Or
“Carjacking is a crime unless committed in DC in 2023.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is why I’m glad my suburban neighborhood does not have sidewalks and can pretty much only be accessed by car, or via portions of similar neighborhoods.
Wait, what? You are glad you don't have sidewalks in your neighborhood because 12 year olds might use bicycles to carjack people? Sidewalks contribute to carjackings?
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That is some Grade A car-brained idiocy. Thanks for the laugh.
Good luck biking to my neighborhood.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is why I’m glad my suburban neighborhood does not have sidewalks and can pretty much only be accessed by car, or via portions of similar neighborhoods.
Wait, what? You are glad you don't have sidewalks in your neighborhood because 12 year olds might use bicycles to carjack people? Sidewalks contribute to carjackings?
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That is some Grade A car-brained idiocy. Thanks for the laugh.
Anonymous wrote:Every element of every ridiculous thing about contemporary DC in one tweet. It’s like a DC bingo card.
- Cycling
- Youth violent crime
- Carjacking
- Ward 1/Nadeau
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Every element of every ridiculous thing about contemporary DC in one tweet. It’s like a DC bingo card.
- Cycling
- Youth violent crime
- Carjacking
- Ward 1/Nadeau
That is true. Wonder how they know he is 12?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:But did he dock the BikeShare before stealing the car? Or is it racking up late fees even as we speak?
Why do minors have to pay for BikeShare bicycles? They should be free to encourage bicycling in the next generation.
Anonymous wrote:I’m a teacher in Columbia Heights. The kids are out of control IN school. Everyday I have kids walking out of class, walking out of the building, kicking and throwing things, sexually assaulting other kids. There are virtually no consequences schools can dole out. Chapter 25 is the law and the only consequences available to schools.
The problem is we can educate kids to give them any kind of future. They get what they want at home and at school and now in the neighborhood. Please start with the behaviors in schools and ask the council to act. They have taken away any option for consequences.
Anonymous wrote:This is why I’m glad my suburban neighborhood does not have sidewalks and can pretty much only be accessed by car, or via portions of similar neighborhoods.