How does that solve the problem? They will magically stop bullying at a new school?
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How does that solve the problem? They will magically stop bullying at a new school?
Step 1 is the gradual punishment that schools give out, including suspension. And make sure the parent/s are involved.
Step 2, send them to an alternative school.
If they can't hang there, off to juvie.
Type of things.
That's what they do now. Thanks.
^ Yea, thats what happened in that story Mxy posted. Thanks.
Actually, I think my error was in consistent tense. Lemme clean up the tense some:
If you're bleeding money out your asshole no matter what owing to legal bullshit, then doing the right thing doesn't really matter. At the end of the day, you still have a bleeding asshole. Permanently kicking out kids after one bullying abuse will just add more lawsuits to the mess.Quote:
Historically, the alternative to school administrations being pussies has involved our tax dollars paying for legal expenses instead of teaching students. With this kind of ruling, now both action and inaction will lead to lawsuits -- ugh.
The more I think about this ruling, the more I don't like it.
I am the exact opposite. If its going to cost you either way, do the right thing and kick the bully out.Quote:
If you're bleeding money out your asshole no matter what owing to legal bullshit, then doing the right thing doesn't really matter.
And hopefully I didn't post 'kicking out a kid after one bullying'
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Originally Posted by Tahoe
If you took the time to research, it is exactly what they did.
Hannity doesn't research.
Ok, what'd I miss?
Was it in that story or do I need to goog something?
Either way, the administrators need to nut up and take care of these bullies sooner.
How could they have removed him if they had been bullying, for what sounded like, a few years?
And the kids lose teachers and elective classes paying for lawyers and settlements. Swell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahoe
No, you didn't, but you had me thinking in that groove. Zero tolerance seems to be the only good way to limit legal exposure that complies with this newest interpretation, AFAICT.Quote:
And hopefully I didn't post 'kicking out a kid after one bullying'