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Topic	Petition demands expulsion of hs students accused of grading female class bodies
willythemailboy 09/25/23 9:56:21 PM #149:	YoBlazer posted... Yeah, my take is that the school does have the authority and should get involved. These are students, and any actions that may harm their classmates does become a school issue, regardless of where it takes place. I think the boys should be punished, but I'm unsure about the severity of the punishment. Again, expulsion is a serious matter - the strictest disciplinary action a school district can impose. Also, expulsion often prohibits students from attending any school in that entire district, so it could be a life-altering punishment for the boys' families in that sense. I am sympathetic to the argument that the victimized girls may have also had their lives altered and may no longer feel safe at school, but I again question the rush to demand expulsion as a punishment. Victims of bullying may also feel unsafe (or at least uncomfortable) at school. Should we expell all bullies? You assume, incorrectly, that there are other high schools in this community. --- There are four lights. <cite>willythemailboy posted [p:976306969] in Petition d... [t:80576923]...</cite> <quote>YoBlazer posted... </cite><quote>Yeah, my take is that the school does have the authority and should get involved. These are students, and any actions that may harm their classmates does become a school issue, regardless of where it takes place.I think the boys should be punished, but I'm unsure about the severity of the punishment. Again, expulsion is a serious matter - the strictest disciplinary action a school district can impose. Also, expulsion often prohibits students from attending any school in that entire district, so it could be a life-altering punishment for the boys' families in that sense. I am sympathetic to the argument that the victimized girls may have also had their lives altered and may no longer feel safe at school, but I again question the rush to demand expulsion as a punishment. Victims of bullying may also feel unsafe (or at least uncomfortable) at school. Should we expell all bullies?</quote>You assume, incorrectly, that there are other high schools in this community. --- There are four lights.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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