[fire_eye]

My reaction to this at the time, and subsequently, cannot be described in printable language, if in any language at all. The same can be said of what I speculate on doing to this school principal, if I got my hands on her.

I am posting this on this widely read and distributed website on the chance that somehow we may be able to "Out" this piece of human garbage and give her what she deserves.

I know there is a military interest list available, and if someone could "ping" them with this, I would appreciate it.

I couldn't find any previous posting of this, and I did search, but my searches have often failed to turn up pre-existing postings, so my apologies in advance if such is the case again.

[Politicalmom]

I do believe destroying someone else's mail is a federal crime...

[TXnMA]

IF this is true:

1. If this woman destroyed letters from the children (before they were commited to the U.S. Mail, she is, simply, evil.
2. If she destroyed received letters to the children from soldiers (transmitted via the U.S. Mail), she is, simply, evil.
3. If she intercepted letters going either direction that were committed to the U.S. Mail -- then she is in violation of Federal Law -- and should be indicted and tried.

[mathluv]

I subbed for a 5th grade teacher for several days around Thanksgiving. We worked on a project of writing letters to a group in Iraq. The kids also colored pictures (Christmas and patriotic) to enclose in their letters.

They have a bulletin board in the hall, illustrated with letters and pictures they got in return. This is the second year the 5th graders did this, with the help of this teacher.

The kids really enjoyed doing this, and they have enjoyed the responses they received.

I am so thankful my grandchildren go to a school that supports our troops. They also had a fantastic Veterans Day Program, with local vets being recognised.

[rabidralph]

Did this happen in any particular school or city or state that you can share with us?

[SunkenCiv]

Ping!

[Kevin OMalley]

We have been discussing inexpensive ways to fast track kids through high school to avoid the liberal agenda and other idiocies so characteristic of public schools today:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1315730/posts?page=84#84

Unfortunately my thread title was not well thought out, because some parents might instinctively skip over it due to attached stigma, whether real or imagined.