Classrooms in Crisis: Outbursts plaguing Oregon classrooms

[@jamesallen5591]

So, the one student who creates a disturbance (probably for attention) gets the whole room and attention of the teacher while every other student must leave? Sounds like a reward to me.

[@turabullschools2411]

It is a reward. Especially when that kid is antisocial and look forward to spoiling activities for the other kids.

[@AleadaA]

Sounds like a reward to me too! How did they ever come up with that one? Murphy's Law!

[@karenhardie1132]

My kids would say when one kid acted up the whole class would get in trouble.

[@griz063]

That's exactly what it is. And a further "devouring" of a child's psyche to boot.

[@janlvannewkirk5743]

When bad behavior is tolerated and excused, it will continue.

[@nathanhunter8740]

and when commy politicians are tolerated and excused, it will continue !

[@bdh3949]

...and then worsen until it is beyond help!

[@JumpingJack6]

Strange concept isn't it.... when you enable bad behavior do not be surprised when you get bad behavior. Same problem with homelessness. San Francisco enables and encourages drug use by passing out > 400K needles per MONTH. They next step to 'solve' this problem -- provide safe injection sites within the city. Portland is tagging along for the ride.

[@Powerduo88]

@@JumpingJack6 Bravo for this comment. 👏👏

[@YouCantHoldOnTooLong]

Barack Obama is to blame for it. He is an evil piece of shit. ~Dutch

[@cricketcricket9749]

If my dog bites someone, I'm held accountable. But if my kid bites or abuses a teacher I'm not held responsible?????

[@shabut]

@Cyndi Rothrock is that some kind of point in your mind

[@MrDavidBFoster]

100 years ago you would have been. Today we charge you with child abuse if you make any attempt to intervene.

[@lilylily7072]

No, how would that even make sense to you? You are not responsible for another humans actions even if it is your offspring. You are responsible for your dog because by law you have to secure your dog. If it becomes loose and bites then that is your failure to secure it. I can't believe you are comparing the two... as if humans and dogs are the same thing.

[@hertninety48]

Lily Lily they are children, they do not know anything but their surroundings, discipline and teachings that have been given to them. If they are acting out it is because the parents are lazy pieces of shit who think it “child abuse” to spank or discipline a child when they do wrong. It I 100% the parents fault and they are children, treat them as such. They are nowhere close to being a person who is able to form opinions of their own or have a deeper outlook on their own actions as they haven’t even developed a frontal lobe yet needed for critical thinking. Stop acting as if you should treat them as adults with their own opinions that should be taken into account. They aren’t dogs but they still need to be taught and the parents held responsible for their actions.

[@av3169]

My son kills someone and I’m not held accountable!? Well of course not, it’s another human being, not your animal/pet

[@1flashlite1]

When my dog takes a dump on the rug I just give him a treat...I can't figure out why he keeps pooping on the rug.

[@The_DC_Kid]

And if you were to discuss the occurrence with your dog, he wouldn't understand bc he simply lacks the intelligence and capacity to do so. Just like kids and Dementiacrats nowadays.

[@Lava1964]

Good analogy!

[@1flashlite1]

vctjkhme Not really, my dog has plenty of food, plenty of water, fresh air and shelter. Many many other dogs behave well under the same circumstances. You should travel around the world and see how dogs are treated in Peru or Mexico or Indonesia.

[@jimcampbell8061]

@@1flashlite1 You soon will. That doesn't change when they come here from Peru.Mexico or Indonesia etc. Not to mention how some "cultures" treat women.

[@nobaddog1]

Do what the government does in our schools and generally how they handle everything. Give the dog 2 treats. If you give him enough good stuff he will do what you want.

[@GaryKiser]

I see a disturbing correlation between this behavior with children in Portland and what is happening on the streets of Portland

[@johnfitbyfaithnet]

Acting just like #Antifa

[@akgg5086]

THIS ☝️ came here to make sure someone else could see it too.

[@earthdate3495]

Just think of what the workplace is going to be like.

[@CharlesMartel676]

You think??????

[@bobhoe]

Yep

[@assatawells8224]

What can parents do? Raise their children properly.

[@blacklionengineer3274]

Sorry but the state forbids that and if you try they have CPS there to help send parents to re-education camps.

[@Phxshadowz]

Parents are lazy now days. Don’t want to hurt their kids feelings. Want to be their friend..... You’re the parent not a friend.

[@TaraGeorge711]

Truth how is she racist?

[@vsand9798]

I had a kid that had an outburst in class. He threw a book toward a teacher. They called me. After taking to him He said he was frustrated because she didn’t listen to him. I took him home and spanked him. He got grounded for 2 weeks from anything electronic. I even took his radio clock. I told him when he wants to express his frustration in ridiculous ways, I’d do the same (the spanking). He never did that again and just graduated from high school early. I’m not afraid of CPS or other parents opinions. Some kids need to be kept in line with more then A “please” and a “thank you”.

[@teutonalex]

Mexicans.

[@Dash277]

Kids act out and look for the boundaries. When there are none, you get worse behavior.

[@ISa-jy8ol]

Vaccines posion their brains to an extreme degree. They get 76 vaccines these days. Vaccines include huge amounts of neuro toxic aluminum among other poisons. The increase in vaccinations correlates with terrible issues related to BRAIN DAMAGE in our kids.

[@AleadaA]

@KENT J Oh yes they are -where have you been living - under a rock!

[@AleadaA]

When Nanny sets boundaries and even the children thank her and then the family enjoys each other - schools need to set rules kzbin.info?search_query=nanny+911+full+episodes

[@ISa-jy8ol]

@KENT J all the fully vaccinated kids have been doing this shit more and more since 1986, correlating with new vaccines being added to the schedule. Now that we give all our 12 year olds the ridiculous and unneccesary HPV shot because their parents and docyors are too dumb to read about it before injecting into the kids, we will see rates of cancer, auto immune disorders, brain inflammation and mass sterility rise to an extreme degree of proportions no one is recognizing yet. Come on society. This is nazi era eugenics ushering fascism into the modern US one abuse at a time. Plain and sumple. Think about the implicatioms this has for the future economy of America. We are ruining all the lives of our young people.......and our old people.

[@india6299]

KENT J why are you lying like that. Lmao

[@holaf1649]

This is absurd. How many well behaved students lose learning time for this nonsense. If they can’t behave, their parents should be handling that, not teachers.

[@thanatos204]

This is what a society in decline looks like.

[@onemercilessming1342]

Puffin Tuff--No, this is what a former POTUS, who is known as a "community organizer" is capable of orchestrating once he is no longer in office. Don't kid yourself about Obama, Jackson, La Raza, MECHA, and other groups are doing. These activities are orchestrated by the "community leaders" who know full well that, if their children are educated, the local "community leaders" will lose their control over the community and the likes of Jesse Jackson and others in other nationalities will lose their voting bloc (the correct spelling) with which to sway politicians.

[@onemercilessming1342]

@Truth-- “...remember the ladies, and be more generous and favorable to them than your ancestors. Do not put such unlimited power into the hands of the Husbands. Remember all Men would be tyrants if they could. If particular care and attention is not paid to the Ladies we are determined to foment a Rebellion, and will not hold ourselves bound by any Laws in which we have no voice, or Representation.”― Abigail Adams **“The emancipation of woman will only be possible when woman can take part in production on a large, social scale, and domestic work no longer claims anything but an insignificant amount of her time.” ― Friedrich Engels, The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State **"When a man gives his opinion, he's a man; when a woman gives her opinion, she's a bitch." Bette Davis

[@Phxshadowz]

No kidding... major decline. Reverse evolution.

[@wyyclef]

This comment chain has AIDS.

[@matthewmp111]

PuffinTuff you’re absolutely correct! We no longer have control of the children.

[@kathrynmolesa1641]

Teachers fear administration. Administration fears parents. Parents fear the students. Students fear no one.I am a 30 year teaching veteran.

[@TheSavvyRebel]

Kathryn Molesa couldn’t have said it any better! That’s the moral of the story.

[@michaelmarsden8549]

I believe your whole statement is correct except for the part about the parents. I believe that "enough" of the parents just don't want the problems to reach them. I describe this as (pure and simple) parental laziness.

[@Doxymeister]

This. I worked security at a state-run residential school for hearing impaired kids, they were bused-in from all across the state every week. Most of our kids were pretty good, but a few were...trouble. Very first week I worked there, I was assigned to "shadow" a female student who was allowed back on condition that she not break a single rule, and my job was literally following her everywhere she went to ensure this. Why was she expelled to begin with? For throwing a teacher down a flight of stairs. That was only the latest thing she had done and got caught, but the Mom sued the school for discrimination--the family was Latino. The school was forced to settle and she was allowed to come back. Of course, it didn't take long for her to get out of control again--she didn't make it to the end of the semester before she was expelled again, this time permanently. I think part of the issue is funding--they're so desperate for a few more dollars that they're willing to allow students that are not only disruptive, but some are downright dangerous. Counter-intuitive as well, since they were forced to pay an additional officer solely dedicated to watching one kid. I think our school was sued at least two to three times in the 10 years I worked there.

[@databang]

I disagree, this isn’t as glib as Rock-Paper-Scissors. Public school teachers fear students through intimidation and violence and afraid to flunk students. They don’t fear administration, you think a teacher is afraid to report a child to the principal? Teachers in unions are difficult to fire. Administration doesn’t fear parents, they fear union strikes, school board budgets and performance and proficiency stats to move kids through. Parents, are afraid of being embarrassed, don’t have time to engage, or think it’s the schools fault and if anyone is scared of the parent, it’s the school board which is usual directly voted in through election. I would partially blame the media that only has concern to spin the story into simplistic red herrings like disparities and racial injustice. Unfortunately this is a poverty and racial issue and denial to discuss the elephant in the room, which is really a donkey, and the continued denial to hold blacks kids responsible for their conduct, restoring and rewarding honor not victimhood as a value. This is not a vilification but a desire to build better students and speak plainly whomever it is, but looking at a room of pensive women that are afraid to say a majority of violent disruptions are black and latino especially in Portland? The left-coast is rife with an undeserved white guilt they refuse to discuss the demographics of the students who are causing the most disruption. You can tell, All these teacher were walking on eggshells and didn’t describe anybody. They obviously don’t want to make the black kids angry. And really, it’s not just west coast this is an epidemic on a national scale and reason why Obama Initiated the executive order-the White House initiative on a educational excellence for African Americans which effectively dismissed black youth discipline as biased racism. I’m sure someone will be upset by my plain talk but this is about values and reality , no one wants failure, poverty and violence upon other Americans, we only want success!

[@violatorut2003]

Absolutely

[@scpatriotghost8839]

When there are NO rules at home, rules are meaningless in society.

[@scpatriotghost8839]

alaskanmes Impossible. Snowflakes don’t have brains.

[@whiskeycompany13]

@Truth God never existed.

[@jokerstorm231]

@@whiskeycompany13 True, god doesn't exist but that doesn't mean the philosophy within the religious texts are meaningless. They're social and historical literature that uses "god" as a metaphorical lynch pin to meld together a fundamental understanding of the human psyche, culture, morality and personal destiny. Even many of the most ardent atheist philosophers say that modern, anti-Christian debaters only debate on the grounds of proving whether god is scientifically observable or not and therefore dismissing any and all discussion of the moral and cultural teachings within the religious texts. The veracity of god is completely meaningless, religions have never been about god but about people and this supreme deity was never anything more than a metaphor from forces outside our control, whether it's mother nature, climate, or our own irrational and volatile passions, religions were always about the discovery and illumination of human nature, we are not the advanced society that we think we are, we might have computers, cell phones, massive transportation systems, energy production, but what is inside the minds of modern people is still very primitive.

[@whiskeycompany13]

@J Wright Logic, reason and common sense that’s who.

[@Phantom-darkness]

This was predicted far back as the Bible. Spare the rod spoil the child. Reference to loving discipline all around that. We predicted this for years and were laughed at. Well here it is.

[@cherylmcmanus952]

I taught for 20 years. I decided to retire due to several problems. The very main problem was NO support from the administration. One incident was when the majority of young middle school boys started teasing a young girl in class about wanting to go to bed with her. They “heard” that she wanted to sleep all the time. The girl broke down sobbing uncontrollably in class. The boys just broke out laughing. I wrote up the boys bullying the girl. Of course I had to stop teaching, write up each behavioral, and send them to the office. The ISSP sent the boys back saying the principal said that this was not bullying. I was FUMING MAD!!! I found someone to watch my class while I went to the office. (You CAN NOT leave a student alone in the classroom by himself/herself.) I wanted to know if it wasn’t bullying what do you put. That’s when I learned that the principal DID NOT want anyone writing up a behavioral as bullying. 1. A record is kept and reported to the government on how many bullying incidents were at that school. 2. For every bullying incident reported, pages of documents had to be filled out. I also had to call each parent who was involved in the incident and let them know what had happened. After speaking to the girl’s father, he explained to me that the little boy she was seeing made sexual advances to her. She told her father what happened and he told the boy to never speak to his daughter again. That’s when the boy told his buddies all this crap about the girl. Just because of pride, the principal rather see her school not get a “ black eye” than help this little girl’s esteem or the emotional dagger that was done to her. That gets me. That’s just one!!! This one happened during state testing. All the students’ cell phones are to be left out the classroom in their book sack. This one boy sneaked his in his pocket. He pulled it out during testing. Of course the teacher wrote him up. NOTHING, NOTHING was done to the student. The principal warned every student before the test if they were caught with their cell phone, they would be punished severely. His cell phone was taken away and the parents had to pay $10 to pick it up. And of course, given back to the student. When the principal will not support the teachers, students see this and know they can get away with murder!!!

[@Maria.9094]

I have friends who are teachers and they have similar stories. They also say dealing with the parents is a real problem. My generation, the teacher was always right and you respected the teacher. Nowadays it's never the kids fault and there is no accounting for their actions

[@snowps1]

Yeah, same at my kids school. We had to pull our kids out of Catholic school after 7 years because of bullies and a principal who protected them. My kid was traumatized from bullying by the end of the year. So now my kids are doing cyber school at home because every single one of the bullies was allowed back at school this fall, including the kid who sexually harassed and sexually assaulted a girl during the school day.

[@paleobc65]

To hear these teachers talk about being physically assaulted is so disheartening

[@1964DB]

It's frightening.

[@Ashes2Ashes_Blush2Blush]

Fuck that mess. Slap the parents. Omfg

[@Myrkanth]

@@Ashes2Ashes_Blush2Blush Off to jail mr slapper. The law isn't on your side.

[@cbanks1980]

Facts.

[@griz063]

It's also ironic. Arguably teachers and the education system have been at the forefront of getting/grooming children to report their parents for "physically assaulting" them as a function of loving home discipline and correction. The children never learn to regulate their emotions or to respect authority. And then this comes home to roost in the very classrooms that helped initiate it. This is a perfect example of how so many "progressive Leftist" tactics of trying to "socially engineer" stray aspects of society that their feelings don't like don't just fail, they tend to totally backfire. And then there is a refusal to monitor/own/correct the mistaken presumptions and they are repeated again just a few years later. Society is an insanely complex "emergent structure"; and there's huge arrogance in thinking that if our feelings don't like something we can just push and pull and change something to "fix" it. There is an absence of humility. That is why the Somerville Youth Initiative to deal with delinquency, caused a spike in delinquency rates. That is why LBJ's "Great Society" initiative aimed at helping poor black single mothers caused the black single motherhood rate to rise from 17% to over 70% in the years following its inception. That's why BLM that is aimed at helping blacks become masters of their own destiny, actually reinforces a slave morality upon them. That is why Bush's "No Child Left Behind" initiative caused the dumbing-down of American students. That is why "Bully-Proof Zones" actually produced generations of children who are so incompetent in the face of bullying . . . they commit suicide. That is why "peanut-free zones" in schools aimed at protecting the very very very few kids with peanut allergies caused the incidence of peanut allergies to skyrocket. That is why the hand-and-surface-sanitizer craze aimed at helping children, actually sabotages their immune system and only makes the germs more virulent.

[@daveshore8671]

Wow so preaching no boundaries and no accountability for decades is causing unruly children to run rampant.

[@mrhoffame]

Go figure! Right?

[@morganmore6]

Excellent they got what they worked so hard for..

[@chasmurphy1227]

Shocking twist

[@Magdalena287]

Broken families, over stimulation from constant viewing of electronics, no love from mom and dad, and no follow through discipline. I homeschool my children because my oldest was in a first grade class just like this and I shut that down pretty fast, not gonna have my babies be tortured by broken kids.

[@kimberlyhicks3644]

I fully support your actions. We all need to do that. Thank you for your courage and example.

[@mirandabri834]

It's not just that my friend........ It's because they've been "disciplined" by parents that know Nothing about The Lord Jesus Christ and therefore they DON'T have the love of God in them; much-less the simplest of "basic commonsense manners".......Like yes mam and no mam, yes Sir and no Sir. Need I explain more.....

[@favoritemelodies9995]

I applaud you! The few homeschooled kids I’ve met made me feel hopeful and nostalgic...

[@mirandabri834]

@@geralddecaire8086 ....... Well I personally don't care what people "think" about me, however as far as my Children are concerned you could ask any/all of my Children's teachers all throughout their schools and everyone of them would tell you that I have very, very well- behaved Children that cause NO Problems whatsoever and they all have outstanding grades A-B range. And it's because the Law is put down at MY House!! As far as what people "think" of me.......well I'm the one that you'd pass on the streets and never give reguard to; thus the reason I'm overlooked by Many! But you know what it's because I Care more about what God/Jesus Christ thinks about me than man! Man has done NOTHING for me whatsoever; with all do respect mam......

[@fuckeverybodyonhere]

@@geralddecaire8086 Well, if it's not a Jesus thing, what is it that Sweden has that the U.S. doesn't? Or what is it that the U.S. has that Sweden doesn't? HMMM, THAT'S A BIG OL' FUCKIN MYSTERY, ISN'T IT?

[@patrickdavies5185]

“Society in decline”. I believe the gentleman said it all and well.

[@kikiokellern7351]

This is everywhere. Not just Oregon.

[@ODDGIRLINVIDEOS]

kiki O'Kellern NYC here!

[@firepower7654]

Everywhere in particular demographics....yes.

[@maxxsrv]

I live in Missouri and it goes on in our districts as well.

[@lisamarie4966]

Yes it's happening in my state too (Colorado).

[@gfdthree1]

Alive and well in Boston public

[@jaymzonion]

This is no accident...and it's no accident that those who created the mess have kept their own children out of the experiment.

[@TAmatt25]

It’s definitely a social experiment. Possibly a pcyop and the fact it’s on the news. Is the observation of the experiment to see if it’s working. Wait till 5G comes out. Won’t be just kids acting out.

[@sheynj1]

Details?

[@useridgaf-p6b]

They send their kids to Ukrania

[@lehliladevandria5712]

Jaymz Onion Because they are home schooled or attend Catholic/charter schools. Don't even get me started on 'schools for the gifted".

[@plasmanarwhal]

Please do a follow-up where you interview the parents.

[@comradecatimirvutin9417]

They should expell the students. That's what my school did and it worked.

[@mingbroadway]

It's bc parents nowadays can't control and won't discipline their children!

[@jonathanalires5296]

all starts at home, if your parents aren't doing there job then this is what you get.

[@aaronhumphrey2009]

Good point. Perhaps what we're seeing is the physical evidence and eyewitness testimony about the disintegration of the family unit, the income disparities reducing teacher/ student " quality one on one time", increasing class sizes/ teacher workloads, and rampant sex-drugs- n- rock-roll by the students. Much more interesting than sitting in a boring class, unable to see/hear/care about what's even being taught. And when the unruly student-s disrupt class,get violent, there's little the teachers can do but " give them a time out - detention- trip to the principal". They've got little/ or no physical protection or backup , making for a very tense, threatening dynamic. Like going into a lion cage just to do your job. Only -these Lions know that you could be fired/ sued, just for defending yourself against them... Teacher- baiting/ bullying is a real thing, and many will quit because of it.

[@christelrascon4708]

Jonathan Alires wrong. This is cultural ~

[@jonathanalires5296]

@@christelrascon4708 maybe culture, however, I was raised in a small town where your teachers, peers, parents, and neighbors hold a person accountable for everything you do and for some strange reason we don't have these problems of children being disrespectful and disruptive in the class room. my children attended the same school and have never had to experience class disruptions of this magnitude. so maybe culture, or maybe these children are not getting the proper care from their families such as teaching respect, discipline, and how to properly interact with society(in this case a class room). so I think it goes a little deeper than just culture.

[@johngalt1967]

Exactly!

[@proxius3]

To be fair there is over population in these schools I was in a math class in my junior year, 2017, that had 45 students. The class only had 34 chairs.

[@preachermike]

Not surprising at all! Without discipline, there is no teaching.

[@sinjin6219]

And neither is there learning. The entire education (indoctrination) system needs to be dismantled and rebuilt by private industry, home schoolers, churches, and responsible parents.

[@marypetrie3513]

@@sinjin6219 as a homeschool grad no that's not the answer, but we should stop teaching for a test and get back to a world where it's okay to show a child love, because giving a child cell phone to shut them up is not love.

[@kristinesharp6286]

@@marypetrie3513 the only ones not self regulating over an annual exam are the teachers not the students. In fact the teachers want the kids with issues to go through all sorts of testing to get a diagnosis and placement in a self contained room with some limited exposure to mainstream classrooms.

[@joeboos2729]

@@kristinesharp6286 where in the wild world of NCLB does pull-out still happen?

[@kristinesharp6286]

@@joeboos2729 the local school district.

[@salpine]

I would think not disciplining the children in any way or not sending THEM out of the classroom, but rather doing everything around them/showing them massive attention only reinforces their behavior.

[@ladyelevator5693]

Its not that simple when dealing with violent behavior.

[@gwendolynbennett5594]

Teachers should not have to deal with this crap. I blame parents who do not handle issues with their children. When my child went to school she understood what the deal was. The same applied to me and my six siblings. We knew Lucille was not going to tolerate crap.

[@kenrowland7864]

My mother use to tell us...."Discipline Starts in the Home" Now I know exactly what she meant.

[@greenlawnfarm5827]

Parents should let kids have more of what they want. Like more video games and more gooder foods like alot of pizza and candy.

[@CENTURION-xs6ky]

True, but when your Government takes your power to punish an unruly child away and your threatened by local authorities if you so much as threaten to smack your child they'll take them away. When your children start to understand that power and use it as a weapon against you... Some parents wished they'd never had children at all.

[@samueltractorton2088]

This goes back years of raising children with no punishment, now they have children and so on. You cannot let the inmates run the asylum, that's what this is, and it starts at home.

[@MrDavidBFoster]

And when I tried, they threw me in an asylum.

[@judya8392]

Absolutely true!!!!!!

[@kenshinscott]

Samuel tractorton Becareful they might flag you for hate speech lol We all know it’s the truth Government needs to stop dictating Oe parents should raise there own children. Dumb law but what parts in the world still alow spankings? And teacher authority over there students without getting sued? Need to move and start a family there

[@Doubleagentaron]

Aw so you admit it’s prison

[@killboi207]

They get no discipline at home, they get everything they want. So what happens when a maladjusted child doesn't get what they want? Violence. More and more the role of parenting is falling on the shoulders of police I feel.

[@teranronelle6964]

When I was in school those children got kicked out of school. Not the whole class being removed

[@vickijohnson1060]

No child left behind. Government Grant's. $$$

[@rynolascavio3381]

These leftist have a hellava plan dont they? lol

[@sir1junior]

@@rynolascavio3381 George Bush was a Republican

[@teranronelle6964]

@@rynolascavio3381 I feel that if more parents got involved with the school board things wouldn't be heading the way they are now.

[@ojaichuck]

@@sir1junior so what the fuck is your point. Bush was a rino.

[@TheDjcarter1966]

Now imagine what Middle School and High School are like...

[@jojolame699]

HAHAHA Time to pack my bags and move to another state with my haitian family!! (JK I live in Connecticut, currently in middle school)

[@davidsparling3952]

I'm a security officer in Pennsylvania and we've had students leaving the nearby school pull knifes out and throw things at us. They will actively try to antagonize us because we're in a uniform

[@VoyersVideo]

My daughter is 30 months old. We do not let her use “smart” devices like so many people told us we are crazy for doing. My daughter has a vast vocabulary, has manners, loves to interact with other kids and can even read a little. Every single child I’ve encountered whose parents just hand over their phone instead of being a parent can’t even do a third of those things and most are older than her. Most kids she tries to interact with don’t know how or are just flat out rude and their parents could care less. And society wonders why the current generations are so lazy and antisocial

[@robertcamp1971]

No you have a 2 1/2 year old

[@IaconDawnshire]

30 months old? WTF is wrong with you. Are you trolling or just naturally stupid?

[@pamelaaverrett5848]

Eric, this is true! I have 4 children and if they are allowed to use a smart device for more than 30 minutes..... I definitely see behavior problems from them.Also the parent has to model appropriate smart device use. If they see the parents on phones all day this sends a clear message to the child.

[@eddievan1755]

That is so accurate

[@rubyrose2522]

It's frightening. I teach j.h. in rural CA and it's hell batteling the apathy and blatant aggression. My heart breaks for the children who want to learn and are NOT the problem. Pray hard.

[@1paizart]

Y'all should interview the parents just to see what bs answers they will give

[@1paizart]

Whatever dude

[@tonyak2446]

@MuthaPhuka jones I'm guessing you a Yankee snowflake

[@330FoeSho]

"My little Braxton Maximilian Ryder-Buxton has chosen to express zimself in an alternative way. Who am I to oppress zis emotions like the evil white cis patriarchy that's plagued this horrible country since we stole it from the native people". So..... how close was that to what you imagined?

[@tonyak2446]

I agree. Most parents don't respect teachers and blame them for everything cuz their kid can do no wrong and demand that the school passes their lazy kids who want to nap or play on their phone all day

[@glimmeringsea5105]

Very good idea.

[@Koorime18]

"...something needs to change." Me: ummmm, parenting? 🤔

[@Kepora1]

A wise man once said... YEETUS YEETUS FETUS BEATUS

[@ernestmccollum2397]

Schools are not for babysitting. Parents cannot take care of their kids it's obvious.

[@elbacar4838]

Ernest Mccollum .....they have so many kids that they can’t take care of them . Free medical to have babies is a bad idea... please stop having them because they are free!

[@joelvoss1226]

Less psych drugs for the 5 years olds is a good start too.

[@jessicacole8404]

*This is everywhere. Only Oregon is coming clean. School is hell*

[@rogerdoesntwearamask9019]

No doubt..

[@neotheseattledj]

They aren't coming clean they are just surprised it's starting to happen to them instead of any of the other people and organizations they actively encourage this behavior against

[@AleadaA]

Vote in a Conservative School Board and School Choice in your Local Government - this needs to stop now!

[@gmanon1181]

Get the law system out of the schools and let parents and teachers deal with the issue. Those making laws tide the hands of the ones in the hability to deal with the issue. Also start parenting training classes in those communities.

[@czos9239]

It's been going on forever too. Even when I went to school decades ago, we didn't even have enough books or chairs. No studying, no tests, nothing. We just slept on the floor. As long as we didn't cause disruptions, we passed. The truth was everyone got passed anyways since they didn't want to deal with us or the problem directly. Only saving grace for me was being a complete geek, so I learned on my own. Many fell short, though.

[@bionicman1921]

Kids are not taught to respect their elders

[@griz063]

. . . or authority. Or history. Or society. Or others. Only their emotions.

[@walkingthroughashes8982]

Maybe that’s because their elders don’t deserve respect?

[@griz063]

@@walkingthroughashes8982 How do those who built the structure upon which one would stand to criticize them . . . not deserve at least some respect?? One of the key problems with younger generations is that they have absolutely no appreciation for what they stand atop of. To them the past is only there to be their criticized whipping boy. But I guess you're right. They brought you forth. How questionable is that??

[@Clos93]

@Coelophysis yes, what a resounding success of our education system. I'm so proud of you bud! Keep it up!

[@griz063]

@Coelophysis It sounds like people knew even 2,400 years ago about the problem that today we've gleefully invited into our school system even while professing ourselves wise and "progressive" for doing so! 🙄😂😭

[@singlechickprepping5013]

No discipline at home. Parents shouldnt be buddies, they need to be parents

[@EddieTheLightbringer]

Doctor Spock was wrong.

[@chaimomma9198]

Vaccines, spiritual decline of a corrupt world, GMOs, system is designed to breakup family. Waxing worse and worse. Water systems are failing, infrastructures failing, no hugs in school no compassion for special needs kids that are becoming 1 in 50 now and it keeps increasing. Everything has increased since Obama.

[@lareeseblaque8303]

Get these kids OUT of school.

[@ashlady9]

Y'all better get these parents and make them be responsible for their own damn children.

[@ianmoran3042]

Why hasn’t anyone mentioned the parents. If the parents does a poor job raising their kid, then this is how they will most likely act.

[@griz063]

It's verboten to imply that parents (an increasing number of them female and single) are failing to live up to their reproductive responsibility in the arena of proper nurturing -- which includes effective correction and socialization. There are many good and proven reasons to encourage the raising of children in intact loving homes with 2 biological parents where the government stays the hell out of the home except in extreme cases of proven abuse -- with the caveat that effective discipline done in love is NOT abuse.

[@useridgaf-p6b]

Because liberal democratic socialist parents do not accept blame or responsibility for anything

[@DanygenieHair]

The parents dont care. They prefer to blame the schools and the teachers for discipline problems, what they dont seem to understand it starts at home and the kids come to school and show thier true colors.

[@griz063]

@@DanygenieHair That's not really fair on the children. They arguably only have 2 colors to show -- their nature and their nurture. Or put another way, their base personality including their anti-social tendencies, and what their parents have nurtured (or failed to nurture) over top of that. Most of our cerebral cortex is dedicated to inhibitory action -- reigning in our base animal instincts. And in children this is just developing -- but should be well underway by age 4. Parents (or a parent) who don't care to fulfill the parental duties and responsibilities of "taming" that child . . . hate and resent that child -- even while "spoiling them" with inadequate discipline. And then they try to project that failure of taking up their responsibility . . . upon anyone and everyone else.

[@lehliladevandria5712]

Itrooper M Because the poor parents are victims🤧😢😪🙈🙉🙊

[@wolfcatsden]

It all started when schools went from Teaching to becoming part of the social engineering

[@suleskos.2743]

Educators have zero power any more. It's all been concentrated into the hands of the almighty government wanting to turn out good little socialist armies.

[@david8905]

You are 100% correct!

[@thebluedan]

When The schools were federalize the engineering of slaves began. I’m for a return to one room school house, one in each neighborhood. Also then the neighborhood can decide what they want their kids to learn.

[@david8905]

@@thebluedan A simply beautiful idea.

[@AleadaA]

@@suleskos.2743 Cultural Marxism is their tool! Rules for Radicals: What Constitutional Conservatives Should Know About Saul Alinsky kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYO4gWivetJkjac

[@nbrown5907]

When I was in school if you acted out like that you went to a different school so the rest of us could go on being programmed. Perhaps things are breaking down.

[@AethelredTheReady]

Perhaps the disruptive kids were simply the ones who broke through the talmudic programming.

[@rachelholtzman6978]

@@AethelredTheReady blame the jews as always you effin prick

[@Sunnydreamer1470]

So if a child is physical hurting you , you cannot touch them. You must call other teachers to herd the child?? This is absurd. So these young children find this a game? Ugh

[@susandavey5799]

Yep you've summed it up about right touch the child you've most likely got a law suit on your back not just USA this is happening it's happening in UK schools as well

[@margueritezoe]

Not to mention the obvious absurdity of "herding" and other such concepts. When you treat children like animals, don't be surprised when they start acting like animals.

[@sum1has2]

Sounds like little ANTIFA members in the making, doesn’t it?

[@lo.lo_marie]

Yeah, you can't defend yourself or touch the student

[@bobojr456]

What happens when you get into that situation if you touch them is that if it ever gets investigated, you are assumed to be guilty until proven innocent. These investigations are not like a criminal case where you are protected by certain legal protections. You don't get the right to counsel. You get to sit down while they ask you questions to try to fuck you and then when they finally nail you on a aha moment, then they forward all that to the police, where now they get to go around the usual legal protections against this kind of tactic. What constitutes 'reasonable restraint'? Well that's up to interpretation. Who gets to interpret that? The same people who have a 'save the children' complex, who don't actually work in a classroom, and who are out to prove your guilt. It's like a if a Judge and a Cop were rolled into one and they start off assuming you are guilty and are out to find evidence of that they are right.

[@TLipman1966]

Problem starts at home why aren't the parents being called in

[@juliaannegrider5734]

Agree...more money won't help a bit.

[@ram29jackson]

School is a waste of time

[@themeanasian]

Well I spanked my son 5 spankings and school call CPS and had to go to talk to deputy sherriff investigator for leaving a mark ...it was all thrown out by DA office for unfounded. Now I'm afraid to spank him again. Grounding and taking things away does not work.

[@MrHoojaszczyk]

Problem is communist Portland.

[@cheshirekat3050]

Because the parents are the ones who teach these kids to behave like animals in the first place. But what else can you expect from a mother who decided to get knocked-up before she was even old enough to get a driver's license, so that she wouldn't have to work for a living? They don't care about the fact that their sons are almost certainly going to spend their lives either in and out of prison, or dead before the age of 18; or about the fact that their daughters will almost certainly end up trapped in a life of poverty, from which they will never escape... All that these kids' mothers care about is getting that sweet, sweet welfare check; so that they can avoid growing up and taking personal responsibility for themselves; as well as being the center of attention; for having a cute baby. Meanwhile the fathers just care about being able to brag about knocking girls up. They seriously could not care less, whether their offspring live or die. But of course, we can't have the people in the public school system just come out and say that (much less, that the solution is to reduce the number of out-of-wedlock births among teenage girls; and that the most effective way to do that, is by making comprehensive sex-ed classes mandatory [starting around 4th grade, and repeating every 2 years], and by also making condoms and the Morning-After pill easily accessible to teens [ or heaven forbid, making it easy for teenage girls to get access to an abortion without their parent or legal guardian's consent or knowledge]).

[@qs6899]

The entire Portland area is dark, dark, dark spiritually. My stomach gets sick every time I go near Portland.

[@qs6899]

Gina Kenyon it’s not a godless state yet. Because I’m there praying and worshiping God and trying to live the way he taught us to. The more of us hit the ground with that the more satan loses.

[@Alantra.deJour]

"I don't think the students want to hurt someone" Did she just say that?

[@The_DC_Kid]

She might be fearful of voicing her real thoughts. We all need to keep our jobs, even if they turn out to be much different than imagined. Teachers really need to watch their step and their words nowadays.

[@ubiquitousdiabolus]

People say whatever is necessary to keep their jobs

[@jeremyraglin8170]

Parents are aware, there needs to be discipline at home and school.

[@evone56]

Parents are afraid to discipline their children. They fear CPS, coming in and taking their children away. possibly being put in jail for a simple swat. This is such a horrendous story and we just have to take back our lives and stop being afraid and back one another. Have each others backs. Seriously STOP BEING POLITICALLY CORRECT ITS KILLING OUR GREAT COUNTRY OF AMERICA!

[@griz063]

But the passing of "progressive-nice" laws inhibit this in the name of fear.

[@jeremyraglin8170]

griz063 Very true, this is one reason my wife and I homeschool our children.

[@griz063]

@@jeremyraglin8170 Proper discipline done early ensures that it will not have to be done later on by the society (ie, the legal system) without the framework of parental love and desire for someone to become all that they can be. In effect, the government interfering in how a parent can discipline a child increases the likelihood that the legal system will have to "discipline" them later on.

[@jeremyraglin8170]

griz063 I agree.

[@x.y.7385]

Cameras in every room. Parents legally prosecuted for the actions of their children

[@SnozBerryQueen]

No

[@garywhitehead5661]

@@SnozBerryQueen yes

[@jakerobert3118]

I think most teachers wouldn’t want cameras in the classroom.

[@georgiapeachpicker]

Jake Ochsner Well I’m sure most cops don’t want body etc cams either but when one works with the public and is paid by the people they need to be open to everything they do on the job being subject to recording and or scrutiny.

[@geraldsomeone7675]

Scottish Girl, sounds great, however, if there were camera's in the classroom, they may likely be used to for the government's Big Brother tyranny over the parent(s) and definitely over the Teacher's. Therefore, it would be even easier fot the government to justify removal of the children from their parent(s), and/or the administrative discipline of the Teacher. Pursuant to the signing of the Birth Certificate...these children are legally the PROPERTY of the U.S. Government!

[@l.wisemd5808]

Oregon...enough said. Sending all the other kids out?!? How about just the disruptor?

[@sofuggit]

How are they supposed to force the disrupter out when they are forbidden by law to make physical contact? The only way to stop the other students from being harmed is to have them calmly leave the class.

[@joesmo2840]

L. Wise, MD this is what happened when Democrats run the state of how you can and how you discipline your children

[@wisemd7630]

sofuggit I understand what you are saying, of course, and it’s ridiculous that teachers hands are tied in this situation...The inmates are running the asylum.

[@joesmo2840]

Dr Deuteron 👎

[@louM-kj2qm]

No what they will do is say it's because of their neighborhood and bus them out to good clean schools so they can trash them. It's the parents or lack of and a welfare lifestyle of everyone owes me and you need to raise my kids it's not my fault attitude.

[@larzz1846]

People are passing laws when they don’t even know what it says.

[@ernestmccollum2397]

Lol. Same with ObummerCare

[@ericlencher2356]

No, it's not that they don't know what the law they pass says, it's how some leftist muppet twists the words of the law passed to make it mean what they want it to mean. Interpretation is the issue here. The law was passed so people stopped restraining autistic and other special needs students. However, it is being interpreted as a zero tolerance policy for putting your hands on all students to prevent them from even leaving a classroom or even running out into the street. Lawyers create the vast majority of problems in our society with twisting language to promulgate whatever agenda they are pushing.

[@robertcohen1888]

Why aren't the parents immediately called in to deal with their children?

[@SWpurgatory]

because their parents don't give af

[@kirkadkison242]

@@SWpurgatory Best answer I have read on this post

[@jerrylat5572]

Because the parents dont care and are owned by the kids. They have scratches too probably. The parents think basic discipline is abuse most likely.

[@SJM6791]

Lol, good luck with that one. Let’s just say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.

[@TranquilFaith4me]

Because parents are busy at work because everybody has to have at least one job and a paid so little mini have more than one job and most jobs won’t let a parent leave just because their child is being disruptive at school, what world you live in that any parent can leave just because they’re having an issue?

[@FuzzyBears..]

This is happening all over public school systems in every state.

[@ladarrylemccalpin]

I've said this before and I will say it again public schools are trash. It's time for parents to home schooling your children

[@FuzzyBears..]

Killer Tim_23 can’t teach kids in public schools when the government is involved

[@Ghhop]

They took the paddle out of the classroom and parents want to be their kids friends instead of their parent. The govt replaced father's and took away our right to raise our children as we should. Thank them.

[@robyndismon394]

@@Ghhop A great, GREAT many children have been abused and traumatized due 2 the 'good old days' as it were. Adults went way over board then and were proud of it. Beating children is NOT the answer 2 this aggressive behavior. We are so poorly developed as a human race it is just embarrassing.

[@Ghhop]

@@robyndismon394 a spanking is not beating or abusing a child and it wasn't long ago that it was allowed. I'm only 39 and when I went to elementary school, they were allowed to paddle a child under certain circumstances and knowing that was a consequence of certain behavior, kids didn't test the waters. They most certainly didn't punch, slap, kick, spit on, bite or throw furniture at teachers or others. Nobody's advocating for abusing children but there's a clear difference in the behavior or children today vs children of the "good ol' days" and much of it falls back on lack of discipline, awarding children who haven't earned it, PC culture and taking away all forms of authority to those who should have it. My three children (20,7&5) are happy, well rounded, respectful and hard working and they know that I won't tolerate the kind of behavior these teachers are talking about. I don't abuse my children but I don't let them run the show either and that's something too many don't do anymore.

[@oldchickenlady]

Adults are not doing children any favors by not having boundaries, consequences and punishments.

[@DimitriIgnativ]

Parents are the reason kids are doing this, it starts at home.

[@ruthlewis6678]

Not just children. Misdirected rage. That is why the dog gets kicked when, in reality, it is a parent that would be the target.

[@johnwicked2488]

Probably the Somalian refugees

[@starwoors5343]

Many people are NO LONGER disciplining their kids... Many have the UNFORTUNATE view that DISCIPLINE is abuse! It's not! It's training.

[@donnajoseph-barford1076]

Very true. When my son's where little in the 90's I could not believe how bad other kids were. Now 30 years later game over.

[@queenbee3647]

Kids need to know there will be PUNISHMENT for their misbehaviors. Children that are never punished are very sure of themselves. I could always tell the bullies in my daughters classes just by looking around.

[@brendacorona9163]

This is a good example of “You reap what you a sow” Suspend these kids, allow the parents to spend the time or money for a baby sitter on these problem kids. Put a definitive set of rules for the parents to abide by before the kids can return to school. Keep suspending the kids until the problem is resolved. If the children are that disruptive call Child protective services, obviously a much bigger problem, that the schools should not have to resolve.. Put these problems back on the parents.

[@sheliaglass484]

I agree with you Brenda and I have been saying this for a long time! Parents need to be held more accountable. Parents need to be actively involved in their child's education. It is not the teacher's responsibility to parent or raise kids. They are there to teach which can't happen when the teachers are constantly dealing with behavior. Repetitive suspensions is definitely a much deeper issue and need to be addressed asap. There needs to be a bridge built between parents and teachers to where everyone is on one accord. When the parents know the teachers and vice versa, everyone knows the expectations as well as the child. When the child knows that the parents and teachers are communicating and on one accord, they are less likely to continue the behavior and maybe make some changes. Parents! Let's support and help our teachers! Let's be participate more with our children in rye school. Go volunteer, talk with the teachers and principals to see what you can do to help be more involved. We complain when the children end up on the wrong side of the law but let's get involved and intervene before it get to that point!

[@laurelbozman6997]

Parents of unruly kids dont care. If home they would just let the kids be unsupervised.

[@kenbrownfield6584]

Good idea Brenda

[@melikey3758]

Exactly parents should be held responsible. If you have a kid and then proceed to screw the kid up, it should be your responsibility to fix it. End of story.

[@notyamama6553]

Coming from one of those kids who had outbursts and was suspended several times... it didn't help... all my parent did was abuse me more the days I had to stay home rather than help... As an adult I live my life differently, you all are right.. it starts at HOME. Talk to.your children, dont just say "do it bcs I said so" be patient..

[@Toughmudder87]

Kids need disciplined at home - reflects their parents

[@debbY100]

Some of these Parents are even more fxcked up than their kids. Drug alcohol abuse … mental illness … narcissistic … you’re asking too much to expect that these lunatic kids have normal parents.

[@davidmaclane5487]

You reap what you sow....when you remove respect for authority and discipline from schools, you end up with a clan of hyenas out of control. Parents are ultimely to blame as their children are reflections of themselves.

[@angelainamarie9656]

Bringing back abusive punishment won't teach more respect, if that's what you are delusionally imagining.

[@jokerstorm231]

@@angelainamarie9656 It has nothing to do with abuse but teaching children expectation of respect, honesty and dignity. It isn't some kind of neo-nazi extreme that you think it is, or else do you want to have this same situation continue to escalate? Why protect this kind of behavior?

[@Roda45Crossfit]

It takes a village...and sometimes a good old fashioned, life-saving, behind whooping.

[@erdeneboldbaatar6139]

@@kirkadkison242 🤔... Incel?

[@kirkadkison242]

@@erdeneboldbaatar6139 That's the best you can come up with? You do study economics and monetary disposition? Apparently, not, cause if you did you would know that 90% of welfare goes to single women/moms. Secondly, if you studied sociology, you would know that children of single moms are 10 times more succestiple to a destructive lifestyle and all of this information is available on the US Dept of Health and Welfare website. Here is another interesting fact from the same website - Single women neglect their children 3 times more than single men. Now, maybe by your comment you will get laid this year. Best of luck and I hope you don't have to pay for it

[@k0rc]

"Spare the rod, spoil the child." This is the result of a lack of discipline and the lack of consequences of bad behavior. Obviously, little Johnny learned the wrong lesson in his "time out".

[@debbY100]

Some of these Parents are even more fxcked up than their kids. Drug alcohol abuse … mental illness … narcissistic … you’re asking too much to expect that these lunatic kids have normal parents.

[@lisasanchez7908]

Taught for 13 years. This is just one of the many reasons why I got out.

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

Only in America

[@JosephAng]

Thanks for your service.

[@wendyladybug355laurie4]

@@JosephAng Yes,Thank You,My Aunt & One Of My Sister's Are Teachers,I Admire Them And Respect All Teachers What They Are Expected To Put Up With Is Beyond Insane!!!!May We Stand Up As Parents & Take Back The Reins Of Parenthood & NOT Force This On Our Teachers!!!!May God Bless All WWG1WGA 👼 👼🥰 🥰💝 💝

[@ck8556]

@@bobbiusshadow6985 Sorry to tell you but the same, although to a lesser degree in Canada. The new "don't hold kids responsible and just listen ro their feelings" is prevalent. Also, people at the top are very leftist in Canada. Private school enrolment is growing and main reason is that public schools are too lax because they have to accommodate the out of control behaviour. They stopped suspensions except for severe, dangerous behaviour.

[@fessick2848]

My daughter’s entire year in third grade was derailed by a couple of these kids.

[@gelbsucht947]

That’s just it! Everyone focussing on the kids creating chaos as if they deserve special attention, nobody talking about the 99% of students who behave like human beings and want to learn, whose education is wrecked by the animals they have to share a classroom with. I can understand why so many people home school their children. Who wants to send their kids into a war zone day in day out?

[@erikkovacs3097]

Were these rules written by 60's hippies?

[@KManwarren]

I would've had a fit!!!

[@padkirsch]

hows she doing now? :'(

[@johnkoko5794]

No consequences for bad behavior.

[@caseyshort8475]

As if this isn’t scary enough, just think: these kids are going to grow up and have their own kids. If this behavior isn’t stopped soon the next generation will be even worse.

[@theritehouse2583]

What you are describing has already happened. They are called Millennials.

[@sherrylynette2191]

Like I said . . . . . birth control.

[@princeharming8963]

@@sherrylynette2191 - What is the incentive to use birth conrrol... when the Almighty Imperial Federal Government is taking money from you and me (by force) to REWARD these losers for having even MORE children?? Stop rewarding the behavior we say we DON'T want.. And STOP punishing achievers for self-discipline.

[@wolfman1000000]

@@theritehouse2583 ok boomer.

[@Fyyt]

We need more cow bell!

[@sonnyprator5268]

In my day when a student "acted out" they were introduced to the "board of education" and it wasn't comprised of administrators, it was wood. Problem solved.

[@kimberlyhicks3644]

Back in my day, that paddle had holes drilled in it. It whistled when they swinged it and it had a vacuum/sucking feature when it made contact with a rear end. We need to bring that back.

[@marclabrie6027]

@@kimberlyhicks3644 parents should also be giving spanking in the homes too

[@thirdeye7611]

If that didn't cure them they were expelled from the classroom and sent to reform school so the others could get an education.

[@boattune0411]

Hitting only teaches hitting. Remove the student from the ones that behave and want to learn. Sounds like child services needs to inspect some households. When my childeren did not behave, they were punished, but I only spanked one time and then realized it is confusing to a child and not giving me the results I wanted. i reasoned with the ones that could understand. I never made things easier or rewarded bad behavior. I'm not big on the govt doing anything (cause the screw it up) but we cannot let bad kids ruin classrooms. Mush more could ans should be said about this. This should be one of the top things reported on by our news channels, not their bias political opinions.

[@JermelTaylor]

Sonny Prator I don’t think that worked

[@seangallagher9435]

Who here thought that it was an outburst of “THE” plague

[@TheHilariousGoldenChariot]

Me

[@padkirsch]

me too.. but its worse! its an OUTBREAK of their ATTITUDE and Mindstates! Scary...

[@HavanaSyndrome69]

That's exactly what I thought haha I thought, "Those anti-vaxxing hippies in Portland really fucked up this time"

[@djnosleeves85]

me 😂😂😂

[@nancyfahey7518]

Bullcrap, I can't watch this anymore. Press charges, have the parent come to the school, explain the charges against their child and send them both home. Problem solved.

[@up-uw4op]

Good luck getting the parents to show up

[@nobodyfromnowwhere7510]

Yeah, because it's the child's fault, and they deserve to be institutionalized for not being raised properly! Seriously, what kind of ignorant fool suggests charging five and six-year-olds with crimes? You call CPS on these parents to see what the hell is going on in their home, and if needed, you force the parents to see a counselor with the child or pay a large fine. Punishing a child for not being cared for is beyond disgusting.

[@brinsonharris9816]

The parents would show up with a lawyer to fight the school system.

[@jamesrobertson9149]

@@brinsonharris9816 Yes. That is exactly true. If a teacher tries and discipline a child then often the parents side with their child. Furthermore, they will blame the teachers for being incompetent.

[@costakeith9048]

@@nobodyfromnowwhere7510 If you can't just beat the children like we used to, the only recourse you have left is the criminal justice system. Granted, jail is a lot worse than a beating, but discipline has to be instilled one way or the other; better a draconian punishment than no punishment at all.

[@emstratman]

This is a problem because parents aren't being made to be personally responsible for their own children.

[@bigg4454]

@Jay Jay Good point. Maybe they outta rethink the idea of having children. Think that'll help?

[@fearthetruth974]

Big G yeah that gets the blue ribbon for dumb comments. THIS is a LIBERAL/DEMOCRAT problem.. just like the in the video who ALLOWED it by passing these laws are ALL LIBERAL DEMOCRATS.. they ruin every city they “run”.. Chicago is called “Chi-raq” Because it’s a warzone.. liberals are the scourge of this planet that is killing mankind

[@ms.bubs4fun506]

Our society romantizes the idea of having babies and creating a family. And women are shamed for not having children by 40.

[@coldfusionwaffles]

@@ms.bubs4fun506 it's not society shaming... usually it's your mom who wants grandbabies, and it's pretty much common biology, if you fail to have children and you are an only child, and if your parents have no siblings, so you never had cousins, that family tree dies with you... that's just a literal fact. I mean you can spin it how you want to, but if you're the only one left of your family who is still fertile and don't marry and don't have kids, that's the end of your family line.

[@p8345]

sounds like LAUSD, No consequences, no help for the kids; teachers are overwhelmed, outnumbered, overworked, and blamed for everything... that's what is wrong

[@U_Hit_Like_A_Girl]

Leftist are what's wrong. They're breeding these monsters.

[@bryghtgyrl]

Parents know. disruptive students are disruptive at home also. They behave just the same way at home.

[@YesuAiNimen]

Sadly, those parents act the same way in front of their children. It's usually where the kids learn it from.

[@YesuAiNimen]

@Biochemists Rule ....you mean build bigger prisons???

[@timothysmith876]

Rhonda Bostic IT SOUNDS LIKE THE PARENTS NEED TO CORRECT THE KIDS!!!! NO CORRECTION AT HOME THEY ACT OUT IN SCHOOL!!!!!

[@kathymyers7279]

Rhonda Bostic bull!!!!! Never went on in my home ! Parents DONT KNOW. When kids go to public ,STATE school, there’s a code. Kids band together . It’s one life at school and one at home.

[@agonicole]

That's not true I've had great parents have terrible kids because of peer pressure and no supervision. Kids are not the same at home

[@fleetwarrior75]

This is what happens when you base your society on feelings

[@joshuabales2643]

yup, thanks WOMEN

[@Ghhop]

@@joshuabales2643 hey, I a woman and I say bring the paddle back into the class room, get the govt out of our homes and stop rewarding these kids and their failure for parents when this shit happens. This is just the begining for what's coming if the loony left isn't stopped!

[@zeusson6678]

No this is what happens when people who aren’t trained to deal with kids deal with kids. Autistic kids have triggers at that age they can’t explain what those are, cause they don’t know either. Most teachers today have no idea how to deal with special needs.

[@brettcrook9362]

Zeus' Son if they have special needs they go to a special class. Why should their erratic behaviour be paid for by other children missing out. My sister, who is in her 60s, specialises in this area. She says “ there are children with problems. But there are more likely problem parents....”

[@listen2thedude]

Facts don’t care about your feelings.

[@-itvara-]

This is what happens when parents don’t discipline their kids.

[@dede4004]

Absolutely! This is a PARENT PROBLEM. These kids parents aren't parenting them.

[@Maddie9185]

It has to do with bad or the lack of parenting. Kids will get away with whatever they are allowed to get away with. Even kids that have mental issues can be taught but unfortunately some parents are not holding their kids accountable. Are there problems with bad policies that take away parents ability to parent yes but for the most part it’s what’s happening or not happening at home.

[@KOdi766]

This is a result of violent homes.

[@Christa-tl8jb]

According to laws nationwide not even parents are permitted to discipline their own kids anymore. It’s sick! I’m glad that I was able to have raised my kid in times when kids could be disciplined . He turned out to be a great adult.

[@Maddie9185]

Christa that’s necessarily true it all depends on how you interpret the law and that’s if people have even taken the time to read the law. My husband is a NJ retired police officer and on a few occasions he had parents telling him that they couldn’t discipline their children because of child protective services laws. He took the law book out and read it out loud and explained what was permissible and what was not. You can spank your child but you can’t beat them. He even created a spanking room in his office to let parents know that it’s ok to lightly spank your child. But he always made sure that it was the last option and that they also needed to model good behavior for their child and they also needed to hold them accountable for bad behavior.

[@gphilipc2031]

The "Can't Touch Me" attitude makes it's way out of the classroom to the bus then to the bus stops where some children get unruly and do property damage to the nearby residences and public properties. I have experienced this and when I call them down they get nasty with me.

[@45papadoc]

Well,hell.The kids see the teenagers,"college students",adults in the streets of Oregon acting out, behaving like fools.What examples are they to follow?!?

[@The_DC_Kid]

Soon they'll be living in tents on the streets. The lucky ones, anyway.

[@onemercilessming1342]

I am speaking as a retired public school classroom teacher. Citizens have NO ONE to blame but themselves for this! You took local control of your schools and handed it over to the federal government in exchange for ADA (Average Daily Attendance) and other funding. When the "new math" was instituted in the 1960s and standardized test scores started to drop alarmingly, how many of you led the charge to bring sanity to the currirulum instead of political correctness?? You didn't question ANY of the federal government mandates on what is to be taught. When new textbook adoptions were proposed, how many of you actually looked at them, let alone read (or even perused) them? Did you know that one of the social studies textbooks offered by a national textbook publishing company eliminated all American History for fifth grade at the Civil War, without discussing the events that led up to it? Instead, the focus was on minority contributions to the American culture. While a worthwhile chapter,, devoting the first unit or two to such claims at the expense of teaching how and why American came to be, who among you stood to defend the "dinosaur" teachers who objected to this glaring omission??? When classroom control was taken out of the teachers' hands and given over to a site administrator (who, to remain upwardly mobile in the hierarchy, kept the downtown honchos happy at the expense of classroom discipline and good order which is conducive--nay, mandatory--to effective learning, who among you formed a group to attend the school board meetings to object? When little Johnny, thanks to Obama and his favored son, the Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, told you that children of color could NOT be suspended from classrooms because it was only teaching them to be incarcerated, how many of you cried "Bullsh*t--it teaches them that there are logical--and severe--consequences for disruption of the education process??? NONE of you. .

[@GreySinWhiteLie]

I'm getting up there in years so I'm pretty old school and I can honestly say... I was there. Problem is it was a lonely place to be this few voices with me and behind me. Many in our family have turned to solely homeschooling. You're above post is so true it hurts!

[@SG-hf8pj]

We have problems but you guys had PROBLEMS. Nostalgia won't fix this.

[@quinntech7254]

Yes, parents did protest "new math", the Department of Education, the Teachers union and teachers ignored us, because of course we're not the "Professionals". The New Textbooks were pushed and embraced by so-called "progressive" teachers, and taught to children DESPITE their parents protest. As far as blaming parents for the lack of discipline in the class room, what did you expect? You usurped a parents ability to discipline their child when you routinely REPORTED a parent to child Services when they punished their children for misbehaving. And as far as Pres. Obama and his policies go, liberal progressives voted for him and approved his mandates while calling the rest of us uninformed racist whenever we protested. You (teachers and teachers unions) have FORCED this situation on the American people and now you have the gall to blame us for it?!

[@GreySinWhiteLie]

@@quinntech7254 My daughter has practically lived in the office of the schools her children went to before homeschooling. Complaining about the new math complaining about the lack of factual things in the history classes complaining about the lack of civics in school complaining about everything the school was doing. She even complained about everybody gets a trophy because she believes competition is important in education because it gives the students something to strive for. It did nothing. So she home-schooled, and she still does and so do three other women in my family.

[@Festerbestertester6]

I would suggest that the primary focus by school teachers (especially in elementary school) should be mental health, sociology, and psychology. I never had ANY of that all throughout school. And yes, students who are psychologically troubled need a completely different environment to see if their brains can be made to function properly, otherwise what's the point of teaching american history if they are going to wind up in prison anyway?

[@TheRKae]

And now another new term enters the lexicon: "a classroom clear." Just like "school shooting" and "lockdown," we add these terms but never ask why we have these new phenomena.

[@freespeech6999]

Kids need to be spanked like in the 40s and 50s 60s 70s. See any videos from back then and see how polite and well behaved they were. My dad took out his belt and my brother and I knew what was coming; we'd never dare be disrespectful to any adults.

[@arkology_city]

It's always top-down. An intentional weakening of society via authoritative decree. The bottom of the pyramid would have stuck with what works, because they actually have to deal with the negative consequences.

[@MrDavidBFoster]

only new to you.

[@TheRKae]

@@MrDavidBFoster What does that mean? Only new to me? No, buddy, to my entire generation. I knew a guy in high school who was a mean and nasty weakling and he owned LOTS of guns. There was never any fear of him taking his guns to school and shooting anyone because NO ONE ever did that. Now it's "a thing."

[@MrDavidBFoster]

@@TheRKae It might be new to Americans, but it's not new to the rest o f the world. This is just the chickens coming home to roost.

[@tronicmighty8843]

It not only in Oregon, it all over the usa that are having this issue.

[@tej6176]

Its all over Europe as well, more and more teachers are quitting their jobs as a teacher every day. The day to day stress of very full classes, hours of administration, conversations with parents about' troubled' kids, and also not being able to find an apartment or buy a house they can pay in the big cities! ( cause they dont make much money) etc etc. Also less and less students choose to become a teacher. Its not a populair job at all... There is big problem with finding teachers these days... They estimate a shortage of teachers so that a lot of schools can close in 10 years.

[@tronicmighty8843]

@@tej6176 dang thay suck

[@TheKrazyk2010]

California and Washington

[@superduper-dee9134]

This is why you shouldn’t let the government take care of yours children.

[@GMC6523]

I Voted for Donald Trump so he can help keep our schools safe and let kids enjoy school for a change.

[@mtpocketswoodenickle2637]

Who's implementing policy to clear classrooms over disruptive behaviors of one? Stupid f in legislature's. What will they think of next?.... Let's just medicate them into submission!

[@princeharming8963]

Social Security? Veteran's Administration? Public Schools? OFraudCare? Post Office? Border Security? San Francisco Sanitation? Baltimore Rats? Chicago Battle Zones? This is why we shouldn't let the government take care of ANYTHING.

[@princeharming8963]

@Mike Keller - Congratulations on the stupidest, most ill-informed, hopelessly mindless comment of the month. (And it's not even the 15th yet) Would you happen to have ANY level of documentation or corroborating evidence to support that claim? Every quarter, the man DONATES his salary to a different worthwhile charitable cause. Other than President Kennedy, who was in a class all by himself, I don't recall past presidents doing that. Most politicians enter the game from obscurity to become multi millionaires... Trump entered the fray a billionaire to take a significant pay cut. The love of truth does not abide in you.

[@inforwarrior281]

Amen!!!

[@pops1507]

Where are the PARENTS? Get a diploma, get a job, don't have kids outside marriage, when you do, BE a parent.

[@TeamEmfield]

The parents are waiting just outside the door, ready to destroy the teacher's career if the child is challenged in any way. And, unfortunately, politicians are eagerly waiting to help.

[@mikegallant811]

And get off of welfare!

[@brandonsterlingon6130]

Should just kill all the unruly kids. They come mostly from two parent homes and rich naturally bleached families.

[@pops1507]

@@brandonsterlingon6130 Certainly you can't be this stupid. Feral kids come from poor families - too-often single-parent.

[@ms.bubs4fun506]

@Larry Smith This is OREGON, so I doubt the kids are from the ghetto or on welfare. lol

[@LCee7]

Experience this daily. We suffer with no voice. Little pay. We suffer with no support and no consequence for the child.

[@hotice8885]

@@stevearcher6100 --Then you need to change where you check for information. Great teachers that are out there training kids to think critically, behave respectably and responsibly, and to push themselves to grow into being a productive citizen for whatever society they touch, etc. truly have "no voice." That is, no voice that is _heard, respected, and heeded_ . It is those who control the rules for education departments and universities that do what you are talking about. But if you continue to believe that, that's fine. When all the good teachers that were really truly shaping young lives into powerful adulthood just walk away in droves, what are you suggesting would replace them?

[@nadrolobtheorcwench6342]

Why do this? Why waste your precious time, energy and resources? There is no way I would ever be a teacher. Much respect to you and your profession, but I couldn't do it, but then again, I'm not really a fan of children in the least.

[@hotice8885]

@@nadrolobtheorcwench6342 --The answer lies in the way we teachers would correct the premise of your question: The focus of our efforts--the children--are in no way a waste of any sort! Human nature has a nasty habit of using one's own passions against him; Our educational system is no exception.

[@hotice8885]

@Larry Smith --Have never voted Deploracratic in my life. But I have to admit that even the Republicans let down the students and teachers!

[@hotice8885]

@@stevearcher6100 --The fact that I agree with your reasoning is exactly why I never propose that indoctrination--as clearly evidenced by my comment. Indoctrinating teachers don't even fit into what I am talking about. How _could_ they be great teachers, truly think critically, and serve the state?

[@fleurelise997]

"Physically assist" a student out of the classroom??? If a student is being violent and injuring teachers and others, they have to be restrained and institutionalized. The law was an extreme response to posted vids of students being restrained and arrested, but it's depriving whole classes of teaching time to treat violent students with kid gloves. That's even worse.

[@debbiepettit1346]

And punished the good kids! Wth

[@patrickgrengs7594]

This is the result of children having children and a System that tolerates the intolerable. Edit - I must also add - This is all by design.

[@mikehenry5817]

Well said👍 straight to the point

[@jim379]

please say more about 'this is all by design...'

[@patrickgrengs7594]

@@jim379 Children require care-takers. Keeping individuals at the intellectual level of children, irrespective of their biological age, results in a greater population of dependents to be cared for by the State. Dependents have a habit of of endorsing that which allows them to remain as dependents; they vote for the type of government that allows them to continue to be parasites. The design of the State education-indoctrination system is to further grow the cancer of the welfare state.

[@louispeters2105]

Democrat design.... same as ALL democrat held citys

[@bozejoetheclown3554]

It's this mentality that we have to try and understand bad or disruptive behavior rather than meeting it with discipline that is enabling this. The removal of corporal punishment is when this behavior began to surface. Sure, children are the future, sure we have to teach them that they have value and yet we have to teach them what tough love is. Or we can forgo it and they can learn that lesson in and out of penitentiaries their entire lives.

[@vintageexcellence]

The kids haven’t changed, the adults have

[@deniseglover3648]

Amen

[@pikehunter23750]

Teachers need to do exactly what they're there to do. TEACH! Make every situation a teachable moment. If a kid gets out of line, discipline him/her immediately and knock off this time out crap. Teach these kids that they need to respect their elders. Put back some fear in them. None of this is happening and look where we're at.

[@pikehunter23750]

@wowalinbie when I was in school, everyone was fair game for insults. Even the teachers dished it out. But, we were a hell of a lot thicker skinned back then too.

[@aaronhumphrey2009]

Everybody's changed.. the slogan of " No child left behind " has morphed into " no child left untested on multiple guess formated , standardized forms".. teachers only teaching for the mandatory tests, not having the time to actually educate students or Teach anything but " check this box if you agree".. the solutions aren't just ' add more money and teachers'...

[@dr.vonslifeinvesting6485]

vintageexcellence or they simply aren’t there. How many kids don’t have one or both of their biological parents.

[@ChauNguyen-tz2zm]

Theres too much politics, not enough parent involvement.

[@dgreatll]

Bottom line: Discipline starts at home. I used to get my sideburns pulled by my teacher (in the Philippines) and then she would call home and I'd get a better beating because I've disgraced my parents.

[@xxjr8axx]

Fresco L . If giving kids beatings worked the middle east would be the safest place on earth.

[@dgreatll]

@@xxjr8axx They got kids obeying to go suicide bombing... Looks like it works

[@xxjr8axx]

Fresco L sending a kid to go do a suicide bombing speaks way more about the adult then is does about the kid.

[@xxjr8axx]

Fresco L if you like that system the Soviet Union, China, North Korea and Nazi Germany would like you as a citizen/slave. Theirs a reason why most countries that were communist at one point got rid of it. If you think beating kids is fine because they disobeyed you you have some problems. I can't Imagen a full grown adult thinking its fine to take out their frustration on a kid thats like 1/3 their size. Not to mention it makes you look like a punk and a pathetic person, a lot like a wife beater.

[@dgreatll]

@@xxjr8axx "Sending a kid to go suicide bombing speaks way more about the adult than it does the kid"... You just proved my point, discipline starts at home. Lmao. You make it sound like we get the shit beat out of us, pulling my sideburns? Uh yeah that's a horrible horrible beating... LMAO when i get home i get wooped with a broom and slippers. Wow terrible beating. My parents should be in prison.

[@russelfigley]

"I don't think the students want to hurt someone, they just don't know how to communicate..." You, lady, are part of the problem.

[@cerebraldreams4738]

It's called "restorative justice," and it's effectively enabling shitty behaviors in children.

[@roxannedaniel540]

When you're raised by idiotic 'parents' who think its cool to teach your kids they are 'gender neutral', NOT a boy, NOT a girl, they can be WHATEVER THEY DECIDE. These kids are CONFUSED, they have NO GUIDANCE or SUPPORT from their 'parents', they have NO IDEA who or what they are, and you wonder why they're ANGRY AND CAN'T COMMUNICATE? MCFLY????

[@karamlevi]

Russell Figley 👍🏼

[@agonleed3841]

@@PunsandPixels exactly

[@reesemorgan2259]

No she's not. The child's parents are the problem. This all begins at home. Here in England teachers complain about kids coming into school in nappies (diapers), because their pupils' parents haven't even toilet trained them. That tells me all I need to know about how much the parent interacts with the child. Teachers are constantly having to do the job the parents should have done. I mean Parenting 101. Teachers are blamed for everything these days. When a kid gets bullied to death: blame the teacher. No - blame the parent. What the teacher can do is extremely limited in such instances anyway. How about teaching your kid not to be a sadistic arsehole? Most mortgages can't be met on one income these days. Many women simply have to work outside the home. Then there are the single parents and those are even more stretched. This worrying violent behaviour amongst kids is getting worse though and I don't know what to do about it. I understand that some would say a bit of "healthy fear" is the answer, but I'm not convinced. I was scared of my Maths teacher, not only because I was hopeless at the subject, but because she was cruel about it. Fear doesn't really work. It made me truant to avoid her. There has to be respect. How do you engender respect that isn't based upon fear?

[@patd7546]

Teachers need to have a “Good Samaritan” law for when they are really trying to help the students or protect other students. Too many lawsuits and suing

[@lbesavant]

Welcome to the new age, where existing can get you sued

[@patd7546]

Gabeinator I totally get it! A person can literally get sued for anything!

[@teresaz7152]

Question: How many of these kids are medicated?

[@RobinHood1969]

Kip Kinkle was coming down from 2 meds, when he went bezerk! One was Zoloft! DHS likes to push drugs on us! Ugh Btw Lots of these school shootings have Nazi Germany connections! Ugh The Columbine massacres was done on Hitlers Bday! Ugh #GermanTeachers #RuleBooks #FascismSucks

[@dillodefense]

More the issue is the effect of 2nd hand exposure to what used to be illegal drugs. Now, expect to see this more and more.

[@jsmoncrief]

Exactly

[@speculizer1971]

This has nothing to do with medicated children and EVERYTHING to do with democratic Liberal parents who raising these kids.

[@norten76]

Absolutely unimaginable in my school days only a couple of decades ago.

[@dilligafmofoker]

This is what you get when you tolerate everything.

[@0IIIIII]

We should be more like Western nations and good states like Massachusetts

[@joshuabales2643]

waaaa, raciss! sexiss! waaaa, how dare you speak the truth! we must tolerate EVERYthing except white men

[@Erin-ce5gs]

Interesting. What do you think specifically shouldn't be tolerated? I'm curious to know.

[@0IIIIII]

Joshua Bales are white men being oppressed?

[@joshuabales2643]

@@Erin-ce5gs see my other reply to your other comment

[@bryandaniel2875]

So what is going on in the children's homes? What about the parents?

[@BenjaminEsposti]

One source, is the increasing lack of masculinity and support of fathers. Most fathers don't leave on their own will, they are _forced_ to leave.

[@original6hockey402]

Parents that should have been sterilized

[@guitarsANDcars39]

The government made hitting kids illegal. Look at Dwight Howard. He hit his kid and the mother of his kids sued HIM for child abuse.

[@willowclay3137]

Any kid that hits someone needs to be disciplined or suspended!

[@albertmarsh4934]

Any kid that hit somebody throws a chairs at somebody then you hit that kid and throw a chair at that little bastard to

[@Automage45]

As a kid who was attacked by other students and a teacher watched me getting hurt and looked me in the eyes why it happen and did nothing to help is something I still live with

[@07Flash11MRC]

I'm sorry to hear that. The problem is that teachers aren't allowed to touch children anywhere. They would first have to get help from the principal or someone else. In some places you even have to call the police before you can detain a violent student.

[@Automage45]

@@07Flash11MRC sorry but a 7 years old doesn’t know this

[@leannclemmons6530]

They passed the bill without reading it. Happens all the time.

[@BatmanNowHasAGun]

Leann Clemmons and if it didn’t pass then it’s just more political fodder. “My opponent voted down a bill to defend children blah blah” you really can’t win with these things

[@octupleentendre]

This is what happens when the government treats school like a joke

[@masonreppeto882]

It's because it is a joke

[@phillunrau9972]

.. vaccines cause autism UKnow and big trouble ihsite.com hascuresforcancer etc ..

[@jefflafferty7472]

Something the teachers won't say ... Legislators pass laws to protect the parent's children from abusive behavior sanctioned by the state department of education (who would rather run the schools similar to the department of corrections) and administered by the school districts to local schools. State department of education administrators react to new laws by interpreting them to absurd extremes by not allowing the local schools to do anything. It's a power trip by the state department of education that doesn't like legislators telling them anything, and is more concerned about their power and educational philosophy than about the classroom children and teachers. Oregon needs a new department of education from the top down. Something the teachers did say ... This is a community problem. The parents and the community need to get together to solve this.

[@beyondherpast]

Exactly

[@phillunrau9972]

@@jefflafferty7472 ...the government worldwide has NO MANDATE IN EDUCATION. .or even Healthcare etc car insurance etc ... it not there job ..they must stay on the sidelines a Referee type deal ..

[@mistermobile2615]

Who is surprised at any of this behavior. Parents distracted by devices + kids on devices seeing untold violence and death = broken

[@stephanie09.11]

Indeed. Kids raising themselves by internet devices. Rediculous access to things they should not be watching and giving devices to an age group that has no business with them. Parents also living online and ignoring their kids. Teachers having zero authority over children to deal with this. The kids know this. Free for all. What a joke.

[@Cattuccino_]

Lot of kids aren't taught that consequences exist at home they could burn down the school and if you stop them the loving understanding parents could sue you to top it off for some reason America lacks mental health services or understanding of mental health so they just let a sick kid loose who needs real help and they lash out at everyone in sight.

[@innHD]

Not to mention violent pornography.

[@jeanne1271]

How about parents working 2 and 3 damn jobs to barely make ends meet ! Not making enough for your kids lunch account and the school won’t feed them , the kids lack sleep , good nutrition, guidelines from overworked parents !!! How about that ?!!!

[@lochnessamonster1912]

The problem has been displayed on this very video, in the comment section. Online 8chan indoctrination and divisive language on every platform.

[@Sirhc2023]

I remember my 5th grade teacher gave me huge, because she understood what I was going through. That hug really comfort me, never missed behave in her class.

[@TheSpeenort]

It wasn't that long ago that "unruly" students were sent to reform school.

[@tommybrian1188]

Bring those schools back

[@margaretwilson8736]

If a child ruins education for well behaved kids, they shouldn't bring everyone else down. I think they should have a separate classroom for problem children.

[@freespeech6999]

Not long ago kids were spanked, and oh how respectful were people in all segments of society.

[@kathrynmolesa1641]

The reform schools (behavior classes) are full.

[@RicardoRoams]

Their are too many parents who have no business being parents.

[@nobodyfromnowwhere7510]

And for the people who want to adopt? It's a NIGHTMARE to try and get cleared to save a child from a group home. The rules and regulations would shock most people, it's disgusting that the state triest to keep those kids out of loving homes. We were turned down for one reason, the child's bedroom HAD TWO DOORS. That's it. The child's bedroom has two doors and not one.... That;'s why a child was kept in a group home instead of with people who would love and care for him.

[@RicardoRoams]

@Gavigg75 Yeah, your response is typical of parents today. Blame everyone else for their shortcomings. When I started school I was was taught a certain level of discipline at home before I ever set foot in a classroom. I respected my elders, including teachers. if I EVER had disrespectful outburst even close to this, I caught hell at home. This outrageous behavior that is apparently common today in schools was unimaginable in my day. And why? Because parents did their jobs.

[@jcfra420]

@Gavigg75 Your an idiot and part of the problem. Please don't breed.

[@flora936]

@Gavigg75 then homeschool.

[@ianinabinet3483]

It’s the parenting. That is the exact cause.

[@lkjonez13]

Not always

[@JacksonHighlander]

100% Ian

[@86Trudy]

L J But mostly

[@ianinabinet3483]

L J It’s close enough to always for us to treat it as such. Good parents shouldn’t be forced to send their kids to schools where this is normal.

[@ianinabinet3483]

S please elaborate?

[@johndough6767]

Portlandia used to be a charming place. Now, the parents are more concerned with protesting than child rearing.

[@Paul-ou1rx]

I do watch Portlandia clips on youtube. I see it as a CA version of The Trailer Park Boys.

[@specialp5362]

This is why charter schools, private schools and home schooling are thriving. Well, one of many reasons.

[@freespeech6999]

Legislators and courts have destroyed this nation terrorizing schools from adequately restraining and punishing kids the way they should. Watch any videos of kids in the 50s schools; total respect and attention in class.

[@SentMyOwnWay]

Free Speech not every demographic group had full rights in the 50s. Weird.

[@Primorski_Krai]

I teach in Russia and have never seen things like this.

[@RocketeerAndRoll]

I saw a few autistic/mental illness freakouts when I taught in Korea. They just let the kids leave and scream it out in the hallways while they call someone like a parent to come pick their fucking kid up.

[@louM-kj2qm]

Because you probably could kick the kids ass for acting this way and not be shamed for it. Correct?

[@dekulevi936]

I think because parents disciple their kids in Russia than the U.S. here parents think that disciplining their kids is child abuse, which isn't. My parents are from Mexico and they discipline me and my brother, which we behave, and respect are teachers.

[@chaosXP3RT]

Oh it's an American problem for sure. I witnessed it in my high school when I graduated 3 years ago

[@SnozBerryQueen]

@mike a can you tell us who? Not really following what you're getting at exactly...

[@MidlifeCredo]

“They don’t have to restrained and grabbed…just physical assistance…” Guess what? Restraining is HOW you “physically assist” a student out of the room. Who are these people?

[@brandoGTR48]

Democrats

[@MoralGovernment]

I think he meant you don’t have to put them in a straight jacket like they were doing.

[@timothywilliams1359]

Incredible. And yet, some people - including and especially school teachers - will claim that my wife and I somehow "shortchanged" our children by homeschooling them. You see, homeschooled kids are supposed to lack "socialization skills," as if socializing with kids in these public schools would be beneficial!

[@goondocksaints9597]

Teachers only care what's best for the teacher's union. Politicians only care what's best for the teacher's union. That's why both are so up in arms against charter schools and homeschooling (which both care about the students above all else).