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Archive for May 30, 2008
Memorial Day Souvenir Suspension
May 30, 2008 by Jeremy.
I can totally relate to this story because when I was a young boy my dad gave me an empty shotgun shell to take to school for show and tell. The kids thought it was cool and the teachers didn’t think I was going to kill anyone.
I guess the difference is that it was 20 years ago and I went to a private school.
Taken from the story:
This week’s outrage comes to us from Winchendon, Massachusetts where, in yet another case of “zero-tolerance” enforcement defying common sense, fourth-grader Bradley Geslak was suspended from Toy Town Elementary School for bringing a Memorial Day souvenir to school.
When we let Common Sense have its place again?
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