Squinney and I Were Looking At This Article

wrong, schools are supposed to mold children into willing slaves. PERIOD.

nice try though.

if schools were about learning i would have excelled.

its about power, and mind control pretty much, good boy, go to work, dont express yourself, dop this do that, be normal, try to fit in.

yadda yadda.

dont talk back, even if your right, etc...


get real. school? learning? LAUGH OUT LOUD.


this place, where a kid gets suspended for correcting a teacher that says a kilometer is longer than a mile.

learning MY ASS.

Whatever. Perhaps you can dissect my logic without assigning your own prejudices to what I intended

School officials said Tuesday that it was the disruption that an 11-year-old's anti-Barack Obama T-shirt sparked " not its political content " that got him suspended from school last week.

APS “[does] not suspend students for exercising their first amendment rights,” and in fact “students wear hundreds of shirt designs, including political shirts, without interruption to the school day,” spokesperson Paula Hans said in the release.

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Students at this school and throughout the district, have been wearing endorsement shirts for both presidential candidates. Because these shirts have not caused disruptions, students have not been asked to remove them.

Hans cites the APS dress code, which is reproduced in a student handbook for the district:

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“Any type of attire which attracts undue attention to the wearer, and thus causes a disturbance to the educational process is in bad taste and not acceptable. While preserving the individuality of our students is important, we also see the importance of preserving the educational process.”

School policy when clothing causes a disruption is to give students a choice to “turn the shirt inside out or change into another shirt” before considering discipline, the statement said. “Because the shirt did cause a disruption, we offered the student these options.” Hans declined comment to the Colorado Independent on any details of Daxx Dalton’s suspension, citing student privacy laws and policies.

A concealed weapon at school, shooter...???



You, Shirley, can't condone that?