Not today. You’re a principal trying to give me detention for using the elevator, even though I have a disability. Seriously? If you’re still around next year, I’ll make sure you regret it and I’ll have your job right in my sights. You treat me with no respect, and I won’t let that slide.
The Case for Four-Day School Weeks: A Look at This Innovative Approach In recent years, the notion of a four-day school week has sparked considerable debate among educators, parents, and policymakers alike. But what exactly do we think about this innovative scheduling model, and what implications does it hold for our educational landscape? Advocates of […]
Does your school host an anniversary reunion similar to this?
Understanding the Legality of Taping Emergency Exits on Public Buses If you’re a frequent bus rider, you might have encountered the recent practice where some buses are securing their emergency exits with tape. This move stems from concerns about the handles rattling open while the bus is in motion. But a crucial question arises: is […]
I understand that you’re feeling really frustrated and upset right now, and it’s completely valid to feel that way. It’s important for everyone, especially school staff, to consider the individual needs of students. If you’re facing challenges due to your condition, it might be worth discussing this situation with another administrator or someone who can advocate for you. You deserve to be heard and treated with respect.