Administrative Romovals:
In-school suspension (ISS) for 3 days or less (grades PK-12)

“3 days” vs “since the 6th day of school” …wow, what’s up with that?

It is shocking that anyone allows a school district or an HOA to abuse people simply because they can. Our constitution was created to keep these abuses from happening, but local and privatized governments have learned to get around the constitution. Mandatory Binding Arbitration, SLAPP suits, HOA foreclosures over a garbage can, and pitting neighbor against neighbor all add up to complacent voters who give away their civil liberties, because they were not using them anyway.

This brave young man is learning more through the injustice if NISD than he will ever learn in class. I hope we learn from his example.

Solemnly I ask: is NISD’s legislatively afforded powers and duties to their feelings in essence the inability to control their own anger? Is their intention to show us that “throwing a child into” an “ISS” environment, with specified interest into teaching that kindergartener a lesson — thereby constitutes the only way to regulate its population? In keeping up with this most excruciating concept to denial of freedoms, once again it sadly speaks to my heart as the first several publications to updates that Bob wrote. I said it before then as now— ISS is a simplistic approach that only speaks to denial of freedoms, and that students rights to learn in an educational “sound” environment with his teacher and piers. It is our/your tax dollars that are basically “thrown away” for what? To teach us all that they can do this because?

I am sorry this young man has had to suffer this process, but god bless his parents who are teaching him early how to stand up for basic rights. We will all be better off for his efforts and his example.

In addition, what is this issue with controlling populations with hair cuts? It feels like the 50s and the McCarthy era!