Creepy Teachers & Other Shameful Authority Figures Latest: **Handicapped STudents Forced Into Fight Club**
#406
Posted 17 May 2006 - 10:41 AM
Allegedly showed students inappropriate Internet clips
that lasted about 4½ hours, the Limestone County school board voted to dismiss a teacher accused of showing his students sexually themed Internet videos.
Soon afterward, a state Democratic Party official said Steve White also could be removed from the ballot in the upcoming election in which White is a candidate.
School board members voted Tuesday night 6-1 to cancel the contract of the West Limestone High School science teacher.
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OMG! He allowed his students glimpses of the internet and anti-bush clips!
#407
Posted 06 June 2006 - 08:44 PM
A Warren High School senior was not allowed to walk across the stage to receive her high school diploma recently because she violated Northside Independent School District policy when she waved and pumped her fists in the air at the crowd.
"I was just walking and I looked up and I (waved)," she said. "And I just felt a tap on my shoulder." The tap was Medina's cue to leave Saturday's ceremony at the Alamodome.
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#408
Posted 06 July 2006 - 03:56 AM
Source: Rolling Stone
#409
Posted 22 July 2006 - 10:39 PM
A total of 26,125 students completed surveys before the program, while 24,550 filled out identical surveys afterwards. Students in all grades showed an improvement in their knowledge, on average, after the course.
Before the sex ed program, 84 percent of students said they would delay having sex until after high school. This figure rose to nearly 87 percent after the program.
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This isn't really creepy, but I suspect those numbers will change when the kids begin adolescence
#410
Posted 06 August 2006 - 03:59 PM
Police: Teen's Threatening Letter Had Return Address
NEW YORK -- "Catch me if you can."
Those were the parting words of a taunting missive containing a white powder sent to a police station earlier this week.
Police had no trouble finding their suspect: He signed the letter and included his return address on the envelope.
Abdullah Date, 18, was charged with sending the threatening letter to the 73rd Precinct in Brooklyn's East New York section, and ordered held without bail, according to a criminal complaint unsealed Thursday in Brooklyn federal court. The white powder turned out to be harmless.
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#411
Posted 08 August 2006 - 02:15 PM
SEASIDE, Ore. –- A 19-year-old Tigard motorcyclist with only a learner's permit could face a fine of $7,353 after he was caught speeding 129 mph on Highway 26, east of Seaside, police said.
Curtis Joseph Rands told the Oregon State Police trooper who stopped him Friday that he was trying to locate his wallet, which he thought he lost along the highway somewhere between Portland and Seaside.
He did not explain why -- or how -- he thought such excessive speed would help him locate his wallet.
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I wonder if he ever found his wallet?
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#412
Posted 30 August 2006 - 05:03 PM
A teenager who was stabbed in the eye during her school lunch break said a "gang mentality" singled out pupils for their music and fashion tastes.
The 15-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, narrowly escaped losing her sight in the attack last November.
She had been the victim of a string of attacks, threats and had even received prank calls at home because she is what is known as "a metaler", Guildford Crown Court heard today.
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#413
Posted 05 September 2006 - 10:58 AM
#414
Posted 07 September 2006 - 10:31 PM
MOUNT PLEASANT - Several members of Wando High School's football team are accused of helping rob a Food Lion supermarket at gunpoint in a heist that also involved three other students, authorities said.
Two of the students also are charged with committing a Labor Day holdup at a Subway restaurant and stealing a $35,000 BMW coupe with the help of a recent Wando graduate, police said.
The arrests stunned students and staff at Charleston County's largest school as they prepared for Friday's much-anticipated match-up between the Wando Warriors and regional powerhouse Summerville High School. Both teams have a 2-0 record.
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#415
Posted 14 September 2006 - 10:37 PM
The ruler of Dubai came to Kentucky to buy race horses but ended up being served with a lawsuit alleging he enslaved thousands of small boys as camel jockeys.
Sheikh Mohammed al-Maktoum was served Monday with the court papers while attending a horse show in Lexington, Ky., where he spent an estimated $30 million on thoroughbred yearlings.
The lawsuit, brought as a class action, alleged Sheikh Mohammed and his brother were part of a conspiracy "to buy boys in the slave trade, hold them in bondage in brutal camps in the desert" as part of a flourishing camel racing sport among Arab sheikhs.
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#416
Posted 26 September 2006 - 01:40 AM
FRISCO, Texas Frisco school trustees aren't renewing the contract of a veteran art teacher who was reprimanded because a student saw a nude sculpture during a museum visit.
Read about the Moron's decision here
#417
Posted 26 September 2006 - 11:50 AM
The future is so
#418
Posted 18 October 2006 - 10:40 AM
Domenic Garafano kicks a ball during recess at the Willett Elementary School in Attleboro. The school doesn't allow tag and other unsupervised "chasing" games. (Staff photo by Mike George)
Tag is now out during recess at Willett Elementary School in Attleboro.
So is touch football and any other unsupervised "chasing" games that are deemed to pose the risk of injury as well as liability to the school.
"It's a time when accidents can happen," said Principal Gaylene Heppe, in her second year at the helm of Willett.
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Morons!
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#419
Posted 27 October 2006 - 05:46 PM
An Orange County apartment management company that fined the parents of children who played outside will pay $125,000 to settle a housing discrimination lawsuit.
The tenants alleged in their complaint that the complex's managers fined them $25 when their children stepped on the grass or played in common areas of the Stuart Drive/Rose Garden Apartments in Garden Grove. They said the fines were added to the rent. The suit alleges that Laguna Hills-based Bertram Management assessed late fees on unpaid fines, tenants said.
Source: LA Times
Reminds me of a Charles Dickens novel--the landlords should be put in jail
#420
Posted 06 December 2006 - 10:08 AM
Mother has kid, 12, nabbed after Nintendo Game Boy is unwrapped
DECEMBER 5--A South Carolina boy, 12, was arrested Sunday morning after his mother called police to report that he had unwrapped a Christmas present without her permission. According to a Rock Hill Police Department report (a copy of which you'll find below), the child opened a Nintendo Game Boy, though he had been directed not to by family members. When the boy's mother learned that the $85 gift had been opened, she called cops, who charged the juvenile with petty larceny. In an interview with The Herald newspaper, the boy's mother, a 27-year-old single parent, described her son as a disruptive child, noting that she hoped his arrest would serve as a corrective to disorderly behavior at school and home.
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