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Why does our state education superintendent want to take
away the authority of school districts to put violent
offenders out of our schools? Why does he insist that
they should be returned to schools? Who wants to teach at
a school with the most violent offenders, with dangerous
students? Who wants to send their children there? See
the link. The important things are at the bottom of the
story.
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Why does our state education superintendent want to take
away the authority of school districts to put violent
offenders out of our schools? Why does he insist that
they should be returned to schools? Who wants to teach at
a school with the most violent offenders, with dangerous
students? Who wants to send their children there? See
the link. The important things are at the bottom of the
story.
[link removed]
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Bewildered it is not all about you believe it or not!
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On 4/11/08, Johnv wrote:
> We educators cannot see the forest for the trees sometimes. If we
> cannot break the cycle of ignorance (for these you want tossed out
> of school and placed in institutions,) they will continue to see
> violence as the only recourse. What do you think is learned in...See More
On 4/11/08, Johnv wrote:
> We educators cannot see the forest for the trees sometimes. If we
> cannot break the cycle of ignorance (for these you want tossed out
> of school and placed in institutions,) they will continue to see
> violence as the only recourse. What do you think is learned in
don't know why you don't care about the safety of students
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Johnv, your lack of concern for the safety of the "other" students in
the classroom is astounding. Apparently you are ready to endanger the
safety and possibly the lives of students and faculty by allowing even
the most violent repeat offenders to be returned to classrooms. So
salvaging the one repeat violen...See More
Johnv, your lack of concern for the safety of the "other" students in
the classroom is astounding. Apparently you are ready to endanger the
safety and possibly the lives of students and faculty by allowing even
the most violent repeat offenders to be returned to classrooms. So
salvaging the one repeat violen...See More
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Hmmmmm. I think I already gave you an answer. You just don't like
it. Here is what I want.
1. Superintendents should have the option to permanently remove the
most violent and disruptive and dangerous students from their
classrooms, even from alternative classrooms. A student who is a
serious threat...See More