Home schooling is a tremendously rewarding experience for all involved!

When I went to school we had plastic utensils because a pack of girls jumped on a guy and stabbed him repeatedly with forks. That was 35 years ago. Things have changed, but I don't think they are worse today then anytime in the past.

Was in a small town gas station shortly after graduation. As I stood there waiting, I looked at a bulletin board, there, as bold as you please, were applications for the KKK. The applications aren't there anymore, but the town still gives me the creeps.

Each generation has it's own problems!

about 40-50 black people jumped this one black girl everyday for the last week of school, there were so many people that they couldnt give out that much oss

a bunch of my friends are always doing drug deals at skool to lol

And now they say time outs and consuling can take care of ot all.

I liked the post about making paddles in school. Our shop teacher made one every year just to show us how to saw. I remember a bunch of us getting in trouble in his class one day. He lined about 5 of us up for the rest of the class to watch us get our butts spanked. When he spanked my friend before my turn, the paddle split down the middle so it was only 2 inches wide.Then my friend turns around to the teacher laughing and said it didn't hurt. I wish he wouldn't have done that because the teacher was fuming and man I can still feel the sting of that narrow paddle.

so you are saying that you are friends with drug dealers? as far as im concerned thats not exactly funny. i stay away from that stuff because 1. i know how much it can screw you up. 2. i know what it will do to my football career at the high school.

me and a buddy that goes to the same school i do were talking to a state cop that was helping us pour concrete and he told us that he knew that one day they (cops) were gonna get a call about a shooting/stabbing because he knew what the school was like and then sure enough a couple months later this happens. its seriously getting to the point that kids are almost scared crapless to go to school. they dont do any searches or metal detectors or anything when we come in in the morning. there is almost never even a teacher at the door in the mornings. now with 2,000 kids i know that there isnt a whole lot they can do but it seems like they could at least act like they are trying. the principal came on the PA about a half hour after the stabbing and hes like "we want to assure you that our number one priorty is your safety". im like ya it really shows now doesnt it? 4 cops for 2,000 kids and you dont do anything to make sure nobody brings anything and some kid just got stabbed. now thats not what i call reassuring! sorry for the long post, just venting.