[BenLurkin]

[junta]

Amish parents?

[earlJam]

I was going to post this picture.

http://herronaiga.files.wordpress.com/2008/02/kid-middle-finger.jpg

But after reading the story I guess it doesn’t apply.

[TSgt]

Diversity is our strength!

[VeniVidiVici]

Puesta Del Sol has 79 teachers for 800 students. 67% are on free lunch.

[chris_bdba]

IMHO Kindergarden graduations are just stupid. I mean really do they really need this much congratulations for learning what one learns in Kindergarden? Most would be happier with a trip to the Dairy Queen to celebrate.

[La Lydia]

What an annoying story. What were they fighting about? What were the points of dispute? Who started it? Lousy reporting.

[fidelis]

’ “She worked hard this year, you know? And it’s her day. And for them to take that away from her is hurtful,” Raymond’s mother said. ‘
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It’s been a long time since I (or even my kids) attended kindergarten, but I don’t remember it as being all that hard.

[Puppage]

Graduation from Kindergarten now?

Ridiculous

[Fundamentally Fair]

Puesta del Sol Gets a 3 out of 10 at Great Schools.

 

[NeverForgetBataan]

Coming to your neighborhood school soon.

[surroundedbyblue]

Probably a couple of crazy bizotches arguing over who has the smartest anchor baby

[LiberConservative]

The words that started the brawl were: “Don’t push my little Jose, b!tch!”

[La Lydia]

Another update: the women who were fighting over a man are black. Reported by someone who attended the event.

[Locomotive Breath]

Well, they had to have a kindergarten graduation ceremony because it’s the last formal education that most of these kids are ever going to bother with.

[a fool in paradise]

Several mothers got into a verbal confrontation during a kindergarten graduation ceremony at Puesta Del Sol Elementary School... turned into a vicious brawl between parents.

[a fool in paradise]

Save it for the afterparty at Chuck E. Cheese

[Undocumented]

Ping

[Talisker]

Fearful of more problems, the school's principal, Christa Erolin, sent a letter to parents that said "no parents will be allowed on campus for end of the year activities."

What a surprise. Is there any situation that the "educators" won't mommy-punish the entire group for the specific misbehaviors of a few? This relentless collectivist enforcement is insulting to children - to apply it to adults is reprehensible. The non-fighting parents ought to tell this principle to get a real fast clue about the limitations of her power to punish an adult for someone elses violations - not to mention the principle's own clear failure to maintain order.

Public schools are run by monsters.