[DBCJR]

A Socialist country that allows students to fail? Maybe we should try THAT brand of socialism, Barak.

[dynachrome]

She’ll be fired pretty quick. Can’t have the truth come out like that.

[GaryLee1990]

It's called tough love and our public school systems need this. Thank God my wife is home-schooling our daughter!

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[MoonMullins]

Shazam, Sgt. Carter!!

[doc1019]

Clone her, let the UK keep the clones … send Caroline to us!!!! ;-)

[JasonC]

What bizzaro world were they living in before, that this is news or a discovery or controversial?

[BenLurkin]

allowing disruptive students to remain in class was jeopardising the chances of others.

Who knew?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Bravo Head Teacher Haynes!! My sister teaches math to middle schoolers outside Washington DC and the abuse she has had to suffer from the lil darlin’s would curl your hair.

[Chode]

what a concept...

[Enchante]

The Obamessiah and his pal Bill Ayers squandered more than $100 million on Chicago “education” without figuring out simple basics like requiring decent behavior and a good learning environment!!

Instead they pandered to every imbecilic radical group that wanted to get paid big money to hold workshops on How to Radicalize Public School Teachers and Students, etc.

[Mr. Brightside]

Good for the principal.

But come on1

Wouldn’t the act of dismissing 400 of the worst students automatically raise the average of the remaining students?

[Timocrat]

It stands to reason a lax policy on discipline will result in increased bad behaviour.

Reason - in education - now there's a novel concept.

[4buttons]

She’s on the right track- and I bet she’s a knockout in heels and a little black dress:))))))

[mlocher]

On average, she now excludes two or more pupils every day for bad behaviour.

Good for her for doing what is right by the students. When I read the list of offenses that would get one suspended, it is incredible to me that 1 or 2 students miss a class each day for behavioural problems. Where are the parents? Yeah, I was not an angel at school, but one punishment (from school and dad) was sufficient to set me straight for the entire year.