[Scarpetta]

Another colossal policy failure by our liberal overlords.

[dsc]

Is it the fricking Amish again?

[rbg81]

“The theory is great — it’s just not implemented very thoughtfully.”

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Kinda like Communism, eh?

[Molon Labbie]

You think the Thin Blue Line is secretive? Ask yourself why teachers don’t come forward about what is really going on urban schools.

Because to speak out is career destroying. They just get told as they leave, don’t speak about what happened here and to you or you will never teach again.

This is also a lesson to those vested in their children’s future. If you value your child’s safety and education, thoroughly know your schools demographic. These disruptions that happen send dedicated teachers away and deprive your child of their learning opportunity.

[Junk Silver]

Another Liberal failure.

Clearly the only solution is to devote far more taxpayer money to the same strategies that have already failed.

[Truth29]

I wonder how many teachers have be assaulted and raped and then told that if they report anything, action will be taken against them by the school system?

[pabianice]

"Instead, Highline would keep its students on campus — even if they cursed at teachers, fought with peers or threw furniture — attempting to address the roots of their behavior through a combination of counseling and academic triage."

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! *wipes eyes* HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

[imardmd1]

Very disheartening. We need Moms back in homes, Dads and Moms committed to each other and to their family. Discipline begins at home, not at school. How many of these problem “students” are day-care kids?

[BBell]

Geeee....Who would have thought it would come to this?

[The_Media_never_lie]

What a destructive experiment! Chaos for 3 years! That means some kids were robbed of their high school education!

Some folks should be fired for this debacle!

[EinNYC]

And this is the policy just enacted by the dumbest of anal orifices, DeBlASSio, in NYC schools. He thinks that there's too many suspensions of "students of color", so it's now very very difficult to get a student suspended. No matter if "students of color" are the ones committing most of the offenses, mind you.