Seems rather childish. You could join the kids on their deserved suspensions.
Throwing a kid out of an event is not just two hours detention is it.
It's also not the most draconian punishment ever meted out. Big deal, they missed half a game. It wasn't even close -- Ripon won, 59-12. Their cheering obviously wasn't the linchpin of the Indians' victory.
It was the last home game of the year and these teachers need to mellow out.
Last game, first game, in the hallway, it doesn't really matter. Disrespectful and disobedient behavior should be addressed, not ignored. The cheerleaders might learn something about personal responsibility, but I doubt it -- not with Brittany Spears as a role model.
All that said, perhaps their cheer/dance didn't initially warrant expulsion from the field. I think that's a separate issue.
Well, I respect that moment of candor. Here is one line I wrote in another post I made moments ago. See if ti makes sense to you.
What these girls did was of no consequence. When school officials tried punish them, they objected. And when they objected the school officials went even more balistic. And when they did, the girls went balistic too.