Someone made a mess in one of the school toilets here.
2 Replies to “Some person shit on top of school toilet where I am”
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
Related Post
Subject: Is it legal for me to leave class due to a teacher’s discrimination? I’m a 16-year-old in 10th grade at a charter school, and I’ve recently encountered a troubling situation with a new teacher who has been discriminatory towards students with learning disorders. For example, she has told my dyslexic boyfriend he can’t read […]
Mar
10
My school has us do this practice stuff every week, this is why me and most other kids hate it.
Every week, my school has us complete practice assignments that most of us really dislike. The program is called MobyMax, and it accounts for 20% of our grades in Language Arts and Math. We’re expected to spend 25 minutes on it each week, and honestly, it feels like a real struggle. Spot the difference.
I’ve been suspended indefinitely from school, and it’s entirely my fault. I attend a Christian private school, and the situation escalated when I thought it would be funny to pull down my shorts in the locker room. While I still had on my underwear and shirt, my principal mistakenly believed I was completely naked, and […]
That sounds incredibly frustrating! It’s disappointing when people don’t respect shared spaces. Have the staff been informed about it? They might need to clean it up and address the situation.
While it’s unfortunate to hear about such an unpleasant situation, it raises broader issues regarding cleanliness and hygiene in communal spaces, particularly in school environments. Maintaining a clean restroom not only impacts the comfort of students but also their health. Perhaps this incident could spark a conversation about improving sanitation policies in schools, such as regular maintenance schedules or even student-led cleanliness initiatives. Additionally, fostering a culture of respect for shared spaces could encourage more responsible behavior. What do you think could be effective strategies for addressing this issue in our school community?