7th Grader Suspended For Plastic Gun Key Chain The Size Of A Quarter

[Busybody]

7th Grader Suspended For Plastic Gun Key Chain The Size Of A Quarter

Continuing to demonize anything that even looks like a gun, schools continue behavioral modification for the young.

Via Daily Caller:


Yet another student has landed in trouble for having something that represents a gun, but isn’t actually anything like a real gun.

This time, the student is 12-year-old Joseph Lyssikatos, a student in advanced math who had perfect attendance last year. The seventh-grader made the mistake of bringing a ridiculously small, silver keychain shaped like a gun to Alan Shawn Feinstein Middle School in Coventry, R.I, reports local NBC affiliate WJAR.

The two-inch keychain fell out of Lyssikatos’s backpack while he was at school.

After another kid picked it up and displayed it to other students, a teacher intervened and impounded the keychain.

Apparently fearing that the roughly quarter-sized hunk of cheap metal was somehow a danger to life and limb, school officials sprang into action. They suspended Lyssikatos for three days. He has also been banned from an upcoming class field trip.

The boy’s parents aren’t pleased.

 

[Tryharder62]

Key chains are scary.

 

[Busybody]

so are DUMZ n LIBZ

can we REGISTER em and have a NO LIB DUM zone in the US

 

[Busybody]

In this case, the FATHER should be hung by the BALLS

School's Insensitive Gaffe in Teen Truancy Mix-Up Leaves Us Heartbroken for His Dad

Talk about your ‘whoops’ moments. Someone from a Prospect Heights International High School in Brooklyn called the father of a truant student to ask what was up with his abysmal attendance record. 16-year-old Jean Fritz Pierre drowned on a class trip last June.

Not only that, but Jean’s grief-stricken dad filed a $5 million suit against the city earlier this month over his son’s death. Jonas Pierre said the call broke his heart all over again. “I think, why are you calling, why are you telling me this,” he said. “Don’t you know my son is dead?”

Last June, Jean Fritz was one of 48 students on a field trip to Rockland County’s Bear Mountain State Park to celebrate the end of the school year. Along with a friend, he decided to cool down in Hessian Lake, even though swimming is banned there because of deep underwater pits.

The teens were asked four times by park officials that spotted them to return to land, but Jean Fritz disappeared under the water. They found his body after a 50-minute search, and cops say the cause of death was accidental drowning. School staffers were cleared of any wrongdoing this week by city investigators, but Pierre still blames them.

How could this slip through the cracks? Don’t you think there should be a memo or something to all school staff about the devastated dad of the deceased teen that blames the school and is suing for $5 million dollars? It seems like this was just a horribly tragic accident, but this dad should be treated with kid gloves as he grieves the death of his only son.

The Education Department issued an official apology and said they would make sure that Pierre doesn’t receive any more phone calls about his son’s lack of school attendance.

 

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[SgtSpiderMan]

7th Grader Suspended For Plastic Gun Key Chain The Size Of A Quarter

Continuing to demonize anything that even looks like a gun, schools continue behavioral modification for the young.

Via Daily Caller:


Yet another student has landed in trouble for having something that represents a gun, but isn’t actually anything like a real gun.

This time, the student is 12-year-old Joseph Lyssikatos, a student in advanced math who had perfect attendance last year. The seventh-grader made the mistake of bringing a ridiculously small, silver keychain shaped like a gun to Alan Shawn Feinstein Middle School in Coventry, R.I, reports local NBC affiliate WJAR.

The two-inch keychain fell out of Lyssikatos’s backpack while he was at school.

After another kid picked it up and displayed it to other students, a teacher intervened and impounded the keychain.

Apparently fearing that the roughly quarter-sized hunk of cheap metal was somehow a danger to life and limb, school officials sprang into action. They suspended Lyssikatos for three days. He has also been banned from an upcoming class field trip.

The boy’s parents aren’t pleased.

The school made this rule, or politicians?

 

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[SgtSpiderMan]

Tine for the men in America to put an end to the feminization of our male children.

Stop voting for politicians who are making this happen.

 

[badbabysitter]

Tine for the men in America to put an end to the feminization of our male children.

that's just an MRA talking point


boys are lagging behind in education, but it has nothing to do with dress codes

how do you think one should address the actual concern of boys falling behind in school

 

[unregistered]

 

[Nelda]

"My vagina is the same size."

- Susan Lucci

 

[badbabysitter]

It'a all to do with their disinterest in being feminized.

what the fuck does that even mean?

so you're saying men would rather be stupid and uneducated then be...ummm....women?


have you ever read.... a book?

 

[oddity83]

In this case, the FATHER should be hung by the BALLS

School's Insensitive Gaffe in Teen Truancy Mix-Up Leaves Us Heartbroken for His Dad

Talk about your ‘whoops’ moments. Someone from a Prospect Heights International High School in Brooklyn called the father of a truant student to ask what was up with his abysmal attendance record. 16-year-old Jean Fritz Pierre drowned on a class trip last June.

Not only that, but Jean’s grief-stricken dad filed a $5 million suit against the city earlier this month over his son’s death. Jonas Pierre said the call broke his heart all over again. “I think, why are you calling, why are you telling me this,” he said. “Don’t you know my son is dead?”

Last June, Jean Fritz was one of 48 students on a field trip to Rockland County’s Bear Mountain State Park to celebrate the end of the school year. Along with a friend, he decided to cool down in Hessian Lake, even though swimming is banned there because of deep underwater pits.

The teens were asked four times by park officials that spotted them to return to land, but Jean Fritz disappeared under the water. They found his body after a 50-minute search, and cops say the cause of death was accidental drowning. School staffers were cleared of any wrongdoing this week by city investigators, but Pierre still blames them.

How could this slip through the cracks? Don’t you think there should be a memo or something to all school staff about the devastated dad of the deceased teen that blames the school and is suing for $5 million dollars? It seems like this was just a horribly tragic accident, but this dad should be treated with kid gloves as he grieves the death of his only son.

The Education Department issued an official apology and said they would make sure that Pierre doesn’t receive any more phone calls about his son’s lack of school attendance.

WTF is that is a real deal maybe the school system should purge the dead kids off there rolls. Or was there tax money for enrolled students at play, or are they hoping that like Jesus he would just come back on is own? Or did ACORN have a plan to get him voting in a few years?

 

[SashaGaga999]

7th Grader Suspended For Plastic Gun Key Chain The Size Of A Quarter

Continuing to demonize anything that even looks like a gun, schools continue behavioral modification for the young.

Via Daily Caller:


Yet another student has landed in trouble for having something that represents a gun, but isn’t actually anything like a real gun.

This time, the student is 12-year-old Joseph Lyssikatos, a student in advanced math who had perfect attendance last year. The seventh-grader made the mistake of bringing a ridiculously small, silver keychain shaped like a gun to Alan Shawn Feinstein Middle School in Coventry, R.I, reports local NBC affiliate WJAR.

The two-inch keychain fell out of Lyssikatos’s backpack while he was at school.

After another kid picked it up and displayed it to other students, a teacher intervened and impounded the keychain.

Apparently fearing that the roughly quarter-sized hunk of cheap metal was somehow a danger to life and limb, school officials sprang into action. They suspended Lyssikatos for three days. He has also been banned from an upcoming class field trip.

The boy’s parents aren’t pleased.

sigh, these days, a typical overreaction on the school's part.

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

sigh, these days, a typical overreaction on the school's part.

It's not the school's decision to make.

 

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[4est_4est_Gump]

We even suspend them for these guns!

 

[Busybody]

Can we suspend Obama?

 

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