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Topic	14-year-old beaten; hospitalized for wearing MAGA hat
LinkPizza 12/15/19 8:04:13 PM #122:	myghostisdead posted... Probably true about city buses vs country but this wasn't any bigger than the school I taught in and had the same make up of being an unincorporated area, consolidated school. Just read back over the policy from the school I taught and I remembered something that used to freak the kids out. The school can punish the student for something both to and from school the same as if they were on school grounds. I don't know how you could prove if the kid did not make it home before they did something wrong but this not only applied to bus riders but walkers too. I reread the policy and besides the bus rules it said the school can also kick you off the bus for misbehavior and you have to find your way to and from school. This was the policy at our school and the surrounding schools so I am guessing it is pretty standard statewide for our public schools with some variances. The kids are being charged. The boy should be removed from the bus. I know many will say I am for punishing the victim but I am more thinking about getting him away from them. The school may have to figure out another way to get him to school. I dunno. This being on the national news is an embarrassment to the school. Schools don't like that kind of thing. Yeah. I knew about that. That's why they were allowed to kick that kid off the bus. The school bus (once they get on) is like school property, almost. Kids use to get in trouble for stuff they did on the bus all the time... And he should be off the bus. It would be dangerous for him to be on it. He could ride another bus with a slight route change and maybe a little extra walking. But that may not solve anything, as he is probably know around school and might still be bullied on another bus. Like the kid at my school, he may just need someone to take him. Even if he gets to school a little early... True. Though, it most likely would have been on the news either way. Even if the bus driver did something, it probably would have been on the news... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:931636348] in 14-year-ol... [t:78254376]...</cite> <quote>myghostisdead posted...</cite> <quote>Probably true about city buses vs country but this wasn't any bigger than the school I taught in and had the same make up of being an unincorporated area, consolidated school. Just read back over the policy from the school I taught and I remembered something that used to freak the kids out. The school can punish the student for something both to and from school the same as if they were on school grounds. I don't know how you could prove if the kid did not make it home before they did something wrong but this not only applied to bus riders but walkers too. I reread the policy and besides the bus rules it said the school can also kick you off the bus for misbehavior and you have to find your way to and from school. This was the policy at our school and the surrounding schools so I am guessing it is pretty standard statewide for our public schools with some variances. The kids are being charged. The boy should be removed from the bus. I know many will say I am for punishing the victim but I am more thinking about getting him away from them. The school may have to figure out another way to get him to school. I dunno. This being on the national news is an embarrassment to the school. Schools don't like that kind of thing. </quote> Yeah. I knew about that. That's why they were allowed to kick that kid off the bus. The school bus (once they get on) is like school property, almost. Kids use to get in trouble for stuff they did on the bus all the time... And he should be off the bus. It would be dangerous for him to be on it. He could ride another bus with a slight route change and maybe a little extra walking. But that may not solve anything, as he is probably know around school and might still be bullied on another bus. Like the kid at my school, he may just need someone to take him. Even if he gets to school a little early... True. Though, it most likely would have been on the news either way. Even if the bus driver did something, it probably would have been on the news... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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