(09-11-2017 10:41 AM)Bull_Is_Back Wrote:  

(09-08-2017 10:27 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  We don't know because we weren't in the classroom. Perhaps the students new before hand that some of the students were undocumented or that some of the student supported Hillary. What if the students were taunting other students with the shirts on. That would be reason to ask them to take the shirts off.

Are you really this obtuse Fit... Really? FFS it's not that hard to do, just say "I was wrong".

You're only here because you said "muh district rules" and then "muh federal regulations" now it's "muh ignorance of what happened in the classroom".

Here is what happened. A teacher saw the "Make America Great" slogan and got triggered. She compared it to a swastika and asked the kids to leave. The district saw this and *DISCIPLINED THE TEACHER* because she had no basis to take the kids out.

What on earth are you talking about. I'm the one who said they should be following district and federal rules on this matter.

Just think if they'd pulled out some Andy Jacksons.

Or Thomas Jeffersons.

(09-11-2017 03:29 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  

(09-11-2017 10:41 AM)Bull_Is_Back Wrote:  

(09-08-2017 10:27 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  We don't know because we weren't in the classroom. Perhaps the students new before hand that some of the students were undocumented or that some of the student supported Hillary. What if the students were taunting other students with the shirts on. That would be reason to ask them to take the shirts off.

Are you really this obtuse Fit... Really? FFS it's not that hard to do, just say "I was wrong".

You're only here because you said "muh district rules" and then "muh federal regulations" now it's "muh ignorance of what happened in the classroom".

Here is what happened. A teacher saw the "Make America Great" slogan and got triggered. She compared it to a swastika and asked the kids to leave. The district saw this and *DISCIPLINED THE TEACHER* because she had no basis to take the kids out.

What on earth are you talking about. I'm the one who said they should be following district and federal rules on this matter.

No you said what she did was within district rules:

Quote:Fitbud > I don't know about this school but in many schools, it is district policy to not allow political shirts to be worn.
Bullet > ONLY if that is policy in this school district.
Fitbud > Exactly. I'm almost sure it is. There has even been a supreme court case about it.

When shown that it was not the districts ruling

Quote:450Bench > Wrong
Fitbud > Well if it isn't then that is one stupid school district because they would be in violation of a federal ruling.

When I pointed out the fedreal rulings *main* finding was that kids had the right to free political speech you fell back on "well he must have been disturbing the class"

(09-05-2017 03:33 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  I don't know about this school but in many schools, it is district policy to not allow political shirts to be worn.

While she may have not handled it in the proper way, she actually did the right thing.

That's f'n stupid and BS. It's not the "right thing".

This is what's wrong with teachers. You think you have the right to press your political opinions on the kids. You don't.

The right thing to do is STFU and teach a math lesson.