In a "cubicle job," if a coworker assaults you, you can take legal action against the individual, and against the company if relevant . . . In a school environment, does a teacher have the "same rights" as a cubicle worker? Can you sue the student? the parents? the school district? . . . Moreover, does the school administration's actions, following a teacher assault, acknowledge the harm to the teacher? For example, I know a teacher who was physically assaulted, bleeding, and the Principal asked her to come to the office so the student could apologize. The Principal was hesitant when the teacher asked the Principal to call the Police so that she could file a police report.
Well Nena, Yes I actually agree that he needs to find other ways to cope with His Anger that does not include beating people down because now he has just voided himself from getting whatever his assignments are done, making the grade if you will and graduating out of high school, not including high school jr. and sr. proms whereas he could have had a napping spell, talked out in class, dropped the teacher's name and whatever response(s) he would have gotten he still would have never denied himself doing his lessons and finishing out of high school graduating. However, I also say that he was not just coming to school wanting to beat somebody down, injure somebody or murder somebody and this is why I say that just because the rules say that a teacher can take something from a child that even belongs to the child that never included that it is the safest and best choice to deal with off task student behavior even if it involves using something like a Nintendo Switch. Also, to those who feel like Brendan should have gotten more time ..... You need to be thanking God that Brendan got 5 Years instead of 5 Months. This is Brendan Dopa that we are talking about, not Nikolas Cruz. - Dwight
In a "cubicle job," if a coworker assaults you, you can take legal action against the individual, and against the company if relevant . . . In a school environment, does a teacher have the "same rights" as a cubicle worker? Can you sue the student? the parents? the school district? . . . Moreover, does the school administration's actions, following a teacher assault, acknowledge the harm to the teacher? For example, I know a teacher who was physically assaulted, bleeding, and the Principal asked her to come to the office so the student could apologize. The Principal was hesitant when the teacher asked the Principal to call the Police so that she could file a police report.
Well Nena,
Yes I actually agree that he needs to find other ways to cope with His Anger that does not include beating people down because now he has just voided himself from getting whatever his assignments are done, making the grade if you will and graduating out of high school, not including high school jr. and sr. proms whereas he could have had a napping spell, talked out in class, dropped the teacher's name and whatever response(s) he would have gotten he still would have never denied himself doing his lessons and finishing out of high school graduating.
However, I also say that he was not just coming to school wanting to beat somebody down, injure somebody or murder somebody and this is why I say that just because the rules say that a teacher can take something from a child that even belongs to the child that never included that it is the safest and best choice to deal with off task student behavior even if it involves using something like a Nintendo Switch.
Also, to those who feel like Brendan should have gotten more time .....
You need to be thanking God that Brendan got 5 Years instead of 5 Months.
This is Brendan Dopa that we are talking about, not Nikolas Cruz.
- Dwight