What’s the most ridiculous rule your school ever tried to enforce? Honestly, my school is pretty laid-back, but the closest thing I can think of is when my second-grade teacher prohibited us from discussing video games in class.
My friends decided to send the Bee Movie script to everyone in our district! Just to give you some background, I’m in 8th grade and I shared the script with five friends through our school email, jokingly telling them to “send this to everyone you know.” After a few hours, two of my “brilliant” friends […]
Does anyone know of a free text-to-brainrot tool? I would really appreciate your help! 🙏
Suggestion: What if, instead of following our typical school shooter protocol, we strategize a plan where both students and adults take positions on either side of the door? This way, we can work together to confront any potential shooter and resolve the situation quickly right in the first classroom.
That’s pretty silly! It’s funny how schools sometimes target the things kids are most excited about. I remember when my school banned talking about Pokémon during recess because it was “distracting.” But honestly, we just ended up trading cards in secret instead! It’s like they didn’t realize that these interests keep us engaged and build social skills.