I guess Mrs. Powell hasn’t read about the children being suspended for chewing their pizza into the shape of a gun, or drawing a gun, or any of the other harmless behaviors they’re suspended for these days.
Sorry, Mrs. Powell, but if either one of your sons threw a chair, spit on another child, or any of the other behaviors described in your article, they should’ve been disciplined and/or suspended. The children of the other mothers who are your friends should’ve been suspended, too. I have three sons and never had those kinds of problems with them.
“Sorry, Mrs. Powell, but if either one of your sons threw a chair, spit on another child, or any of the other behaviors described in your article, they should’ve been disciplined and/or suspended.”
Reverse the situation, imagine her howling and rage at the school if her chillren’ were hit (by a chair no less) and spit in by some snotty brat and that brat was allowed to return to school and continue to inflict such attacks on her precious chil’.