>>I don't want to be rude, so I am apologizing for this in advance.
I don't buy your story. Perhaps there is more to the story, perhaps you left out some important detail inadvertently, but I do not believe a first grader was suspended for the chain on a Tweety-Bird key chain.
I am not calling you a liar, but without a reliable source I can not believe your story. <<
Apology accepted.
But your story was not even close.
Reminds me of the little first grade girl who was kicked out of school for a weapons violation. She brought a chain to school, and chains are not allowed.
Actually, it was the tiny chain on her Tweety Bird keychain, but a weapon is a weapon is a weapon: zero tolerance.
Actually, it was a sixth grader, the chain was 10 inches long and was used to attach keys to her wallet. The fact she chose to place a Tweety Bird key ring to the chain does not make it a Tweety Bird Key chain.
Although I love Freerepublic, I hate when people distort a story to try and make a point.
Should the girl with the 10 inch chain have been suspended for 10 days even though she, along with all the other students in her class, warned not to bring chains to school?
Open to debate.
Was this girl a first grader who brought a little Tweety Bird keychain to class and was suspended for it?
Nope, not even close.