Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well, now the teachers know to leave early and park in a lot or take metro to work that day....
THis sounds pretty harmless. I'm known in my family as "no fun" because I HATE pranks -- anything that is mean or causes damage for "fun" seems to me not at all fun. But a campout does seem kind of fun.
If I'm that teacher, I laugh and then call in sick when there is no parking. I'm not taking metro and I'm not paying to park
So you would commit timecard fraud instead of paying $10 to park? Love your passion and integrity.
Why wouldn’t the teacher just park in the student lot….?
Not all schools have enough parking for all all students who drive to school.
Right - but the teachers arrive earlier.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a no
Why dies your kid think pranking someone is funny?
It’s not
And if your kid gets consequences then what ? You going to bail them out ?
I was not a controlling parent but this is a no
This comment typifies why DC/MD is so unfun. Full of anxiety addled lawyers like this one here.
Anonymous wrote:Does anyone have experience with their child participating in a senior prank at their MCPS high school, and if so, what was the prank and the resulting punishment? My DD, a senior at B-CC, asked me for permission to “camp out” on the field Wednesday night, which is apparently their planned prank (along with parking in the teacher’s lot.) I do not want to allow her to do anything that could harm her ability to walk at graduation, but also don’t want her to miss out on something the whole grade is doing.
Anonymous wrote:This is a no
Why dies your kid think pranking someone is funny?
It’s not
And if your kid gets consequences then what ? You going to bail them out ?
I was not a controlling parent but this is a no