re: School Resource Officer "Body Slams" Student Sitting in Desk

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Sugar71britches doesn't care about that. That doesn't offend her SJW bone.

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But I bet sugar has no problem blaming teachers for students who aren't able to learn because of these disruptive kids and wants their jobs and pensions.

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Sugar71britches doesn't care about that. That doesn't offend her SJW bone.

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I'd really like to know what other options there are in the situation?

I see three:

1. Talk with the kid and try to get them to leave. This was done.

2. Do nothing and screw the rest of the kids in the class

3. Remove the kid from class. And the only way to actually do this is to grab them and physically force the issue.

The desk slam was a tad severe, but honestly in wrestling situations like this crap happens. Especially when the subject becomes combative.

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Is she gonna sit there after class/ school & not go home? Sit in the desk after school?

Handle this after class/ school.

1) She is suspended

2)She is not to come back to class with a cellphone or she shall be suspended again.


Let her parents discipline her. Let them home school her or whatever if they don't like her suspensions/ eventual expulsion for non compliance.

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Still doesn't answer the question with regards to what you do, in the here and now, to get those kids in the class back to their regularly scheduled learning. What do you do in the 30 minutes or whatever was left in class for that period.

Physically remove her

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Let the class suffer because of this dumb arse girl.

Are there any other options to solve the current problem of classroom disruption?

I wonder what everyone in this thread thinks about what this kid who was in this class had to say. Obviously a little teenaged SJW hoodrat apologist amirite

I bet sugar71 went to an all white priveledged school.

I went to inner city majority-minority schools growing up. I know how disruptive students can be.

That is why I side with the officer.

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But I bet sugar has no problem blaming teachers for students who aren't able to learn because of these disruptive kids and wants their jobs and pensions.

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Browsing the internet on a cellphone is far less disruptive than the actions of the administratiors & Cops here.


1)She cannot 'disrupt' class if she is at home /suspended.

2)She cannot disrupt class if she is barred from bringing the phone to class again under threat of further suspension/ expulsion.


Her parents can deal with her at home if she insists on browsing the internet & she can browse all day at home.


I guess that's how men are taught to make women comply is by manhandling them?

Reguardless? Jesus Christ son.

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Browsing the internet on a cellphone is far less disruptive than the actions of the administratiors & Cops here.

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Do we know she was just browsing? And if it's not that big of a deal why did she refuse to leave when asked by multiple staff members and a police officer? The "minor" offense that resulted in her being asked to leave the classroom was made major by her utter defiance. That's on her at that point.

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1)She cannot 'disrupt' class if she is at home /suspended.

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Correct. But you do know the suspension comes AFTER the disruption correct? What are you doing for the disruption that is occurring that will result in the suspension as it's happening? Not 8 hours later when school is over.

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2)She cannot disrupt class if she is barred from bringing the phone to class again under threat of further suspension/ expulsion.

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See above.

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Her parents can deal with her at home if she insists on browsing the internet & she can browse all day at home.

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See above again. But good luck in a modern day school district getting her to be placed in home school by force or in an alternative school. Once again, utopian.

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I guess that's how men are taught to make women comply is by manhandling them?

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I guess that's how kids are taught, to disrupt all authority figures because they just feel like it.

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majority-minority schools growing up. I know how disruptive students can be.

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I had plenty of classes with sassy black girls who'd disrupt class. They usually got suspended and/or expelled. Can't recall many getting their desk flipped, dragged out by their hair, and flung across the room. This is the part when you call me a pussy SJW or something of that sort.

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I had plenty of classes with sassy black girls who'd disrupt class. They usually got suspended and/or expelled.

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As did I. 20 years ago.

Today the largest county in Kentucky doesn't allow expulsion. Even the kid who shot another kid in the classroom several months ago is sitting in an alternative school here. You can get a little creative and try to push for eSchool but a lot of parents refuse because that means they're sitting at home for them to deal with. And by law you can't force it. If they're a special education student, they cannot be suspended for more than 10 days a school year and you have to provide accompanying instruction for days over that which makes suspension beyond that essentially null and void.

ETA: Several districts across the country in the last 5 years have adopted "restorative teaching" where unless you shoot, stab, or try to kill someone the goal is to keep you in the classroom. At all costs.