[Maydayvar]

Darn, I was just about to post this myself.

The way I see it, if these kids were able to plan and pull off a hit job this complex, I don't think they're really suffering from attention deficit disorder.

[CHEAPPoem]

They're wild. Hard for me to imagine.

[GenrieAB]

They're too young for the rope Sloww.

[CO2490pL]

Originally posted by Wezil
They're too young for the rope Sloww. Why? Is it this hard to make a smaller knot?

[casinochniks]

Originally posted by CrONoS


Why? Is it this hard to make a smaller knot?

[texbrease]

@ OP

[evammaUselp]

What a shame, would've made a great April Fools prank.

[Theateetetuig]

Originally posted by Riesstiu IV
You know when I see the news stories that come out of America's schools, it's makes me seriously question if I'm cut out to be a teacher (going through the certification process as we speak). I just hope to god I don't end up teaching in some horrible inner city school in Dallas in the future. What makes you think this is an inner city school?

[elapicearpisp]

Originally posted by Riesstiu IV
You know when I see the news stories that come out of America's schools, it's makes me seriously question if I'm cut out to be a teacher (going through the certification process as we speak). I just hope to god I don't end up teaching in some horrible inner city school in Dallas in the future. Waycross is a small hick town in rural Georgia. I've been there.

[Yifnvmzp]

middle class kids can be a serious pain in the ass. A lot of them are spoiled and disrespectfull. A lot of teachers prefer inner city schools.

[YTmWSOA5]

Originally posted by Riesstiu IV
Better spoiled and disrespectful than violent, disrespectful, and stupid. While in the suburb I live in has zero known incidents of violence against teachers in the past 10 years, some Dallas ISD schools (especially south Dallas) have an average of 10 or more violent attacks against teachers each year. You don't really know what you are talking about. Middle class kids are just as violent as inner city kids. I was never afraid of my students when I taught in an inner city school. No teachers were ever attacked at the school I taught at. I don't think one ever was.

[XGoFivk7]

Crazy.

I'd like to know what was really going on in that classroom.

[Mister.levitra]

Originally posted by Riesstiu IV
Better spoiled and disrespectful than violent, disrespectful, and stupid. While in the suburb I live in has zero known incidents of violence against teachers in the past 10 years, some Dallas ISD schools (especially south Dallas) have an average of 10 or more violent attacks against teachers each year. I don't do South Dallas. Actually, I don't cross south of LBJ on the north too very much.

[8cyVn4RJ]

Out of curiosity, which inner city did you work in? When I think about it, South Dallas isn't really "inner city" just low income suburbs with gang problems. It still has a terrible reputation and after looking at the statics (occurrence of violent attacks and graduation rates) it's really not somewhere I would want to work.

[_tppga_]

Originally posted by SlowwHand


I don't do South Dallas. Actually, I don't cross south of LBJ on the north too very much. Sounds like a nice city.