View Full Version : Student suspended for handstands, cartwheels
tuffguy
11-12-2004, 12:36 AM
what the hell (http://www.cnn.com/2004/EDUCATION/11/11/no.cartwheels.reut/index.html)...
:?
heath
11-12-2004, 08:16 PM
dude thats messed up
CSedl87
11-12-2004, 08:24 PM
Just when I thought my school sucked...
5vz-fe
11-12-2004, 09:12 PM
Well, they could at least call the parents first before suspending her. Kids at that age does like to show off their talents (hell even 18~19 ppl if they could do break dancing I am sure they gonna show it off during lunch time too)....suspending is kinda too harsh.
jamberl
11-12-2004, 09:32 PM
Not surprising that its come to this. Its all BS, really. Next they will be removing playgrounds from schools 'in case anyone gets hurt' :roll:
666fast
11-12-2004, 10:09 PM
She was told to stop and didn't. She got what she deserved.
neilo63
11-15-2004, 06:59 AM
See what happens when the world goes politically incorrect overboard madness blame skum sucking lawyers and judge judy. Stupid BITCH
DUNKiNUTS
11-15-2004, 10:17 AM
now thats something else:shock:
Fleischmann
11-15-2004, 10:29 AM
Only in the USA ;)
Soarer
11-15-2004, 10:40 AM
I do agree that getting suspended for cartwheels is a bit OTT, but she was told not to and continued to do it.
Justice served! Next case!! :twisted:
I do agree that getting suspended for cartwheels is a bit OTT, but she was told not to and continued to do it.
Justice served! Next case!! :twisted:
Then she should be suspended for "insubordination" - not "illegal cartwheels".. ;)
bmwmpower
11-15-2004, 02:24 PM
Only in the USA ;)
100% true
topgeartom
11-15-2004, 05:42 PM
How fucking stupid do you get?
Lots of schools in Britain are now stopping school trips, because the American culture of sueing is starting to waft over the pond, to the point where the risk of being sued cos some kid experienced 'permenant psychological damage' just cos one of his friends farted in his general direction.
It's a joke. Vital parts of education are being scrapped due to the risk of a child tripping and the blame being put on the teacher.
jamberl
11-15-2004, 08:07 PM
and this is the HOME OF THE FREE. its pathetic. love the dads comment at the end
"Contact sports, apparently, are fine. But this one is so dangerous it requires the cartwheel cops," Faegre said.
check this out, this is even worse. i cant believe they would actually do this.
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20041113/ap_on_re_us/children_tasered_1
the little kid is one thing since he was trying to hurt him self. but maybe a little less voltage wouldnt be so bad. but the chick, wtf. shes drunk and then you hit her with 50k volts. and how fat is this fucking cop who cant catch a drunk chick?
at first they seem like to be ok reseaons, but then you think about it and well he could of gone a few different routes. just goes to show why there are so many people shot by pigs, they dont think. they act and then after its all said and done, they can only think about whats going to be the most believable lie.
Haha yeah, he must have been a real porker (excuse the pun) if he couldnt catch a drunk chick.
I, for one, would not like to be shot by a taser. Ouch
ZfrkS62
11-15-2004, 09:21 PM
I do agree that getting suspended for cartwheels is a bit OTT, but she was told not to and continued to do it.
Justice served! Next case!! :twisted:
Then she should be suspended for "insubordination" - not "illegal cartwheels".. ;)
what the hell happened to detention? did they phase that out completely in the last 4 years? I can't remember how many times i got detention for not complying with a reasonable request. The school went overboard with that punihment.
antonioledesma
11-15-2004, 10:29 PM
I do agree that getting suspended for cartwheels is a bit OTT, but she was told not to and continued to do it.
Justice served! Next case!! :twisted:
Then she should be suspended for "insubordination" - not "illegal cartwheels".. ;)
Yep. She didn't obey the order from the teachers. Maybe the punishment was too harsh, but she should obey.
I believe she was told more than 3 times and continued.
Kids in these days don't respect anything
ZfrkS62
11-15-2004, 10:40 PM
I do agree that getting suspended for cartwheels is a bit OTT, but she was told not to and continued to do it.
Justice served! Next case!! :twisted:
Then she should be suspended for "insubordination" - not "illegal cartwheels".. ;)
Yep. She didn't obey the order from the teachers. Maybe the punishment was too harsh, but she should obey.
I believe she was told more than 3 times and continued.
Kids in these days don't respect anything
Yeah, but you remember how it was to be that age. If someone told you that you couldn't do something and it didn't make sense as to why you couldn't do it, you still did it anyway. It's useless to ask an adult why they are telling you that you can't do something because you know the answer is going to be "because i'm the adult and you're the child", or something to that effect.
I'm waiting for the day when swingsets and monkeybars dissapear from playgrounds because someone could get kicked or lose their grip. Let's just ban tag while we're at it so we don't have to worry about anyone tripping and scraping their knee :roll: Do adults not realize that little kids bounce? I've seen kids take some spills that made me flinch but they just jumped up, no harm done, and were off again doing the same thing that they were doing when they fell.
i wonder if the adults that want to take childhood away from kids, ever had one of their own. :?
Soarer
11-17-2004, 06:54 AM
All I know is when I was a young fella, if I did something wrong when I was told not to, I get a smack, beit on the arse/bare legs/arm, wherever. You can be damn sure I didn't do it again after that!!
A little smack never did me any harm! *twitch* :lol:
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