Student To Miss Her Prom After Being Suspended Over A Bag Of Chips

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[@whitneytucker8525]

So because one teacher is allergic to corn chips, no other person in the school is allowed to eat corn chips?? That's dumb.

[@EmJaeDee]

Yup...they do this for students in some schools to. My son couldn't have PBJ sandwiches because a student was allergic

[@eddiesofckingawsome4691]

😮

[@annzeeg4217]

​@@EmJaeDeeI hear you but peanut allergies are deadly

[@thecunninlynguist]

@@EmJaeDee do they get suspended if they break that rule? I think at my nephew's school there isn't a hard rule of no certain foods allowed, but there is a rule of no sharing foods because of allergies.

[@EmJaeDee]

@@thecunninlynguist The day it happened, they put the allergic kid in a different class for the rest of the day. After that, if a kid brought one on, they'd take the sandwich, and give them something from the cafeteria for free so not nearly as crazy as this

[@OmarScruggs]

Sounds like that teacher really has a chip on her shoulders

[@McHotti]

😂😂😂 best comment

[@ItzD]

The whole school should have an anti-prom party because this is ridiculous

[@tagates001]

Yes, they can find and watch the Dawson’s Creek episode for ideas on how to plan it. 😅

[@larainneestell700]

So when the teacher goes out does she question anyone in her surroundings if they have Takis on them or have recently consumed them. Those rules are made for children not adults. Smdh

[@Roxasthesupersaiyan]

If the teacher is SO allergic to these chips that she can't even be in the same BUILDING as them then the TEACHER shouldn't be allowed in the building.

[@trfrierson]

I agree. They need Ada accommodations for people with these type of allergies so they can do remote learning

[@user-yj4oj9jm8r]

That’s ignorant! I’m severely and airborne allergic to bell peppers! Should I never go outside of my room? Be for real and mindful of the things you say.

[@andrewilliams6367]

@@user-yj4oj9jm8rno but I hope you don’t go working in a restaurant and then tell them they can no longer use peppers cause of your allergy. As a teacher working with hundreds if not thousands of kids you shouldn’t expect to never have kids eat chips around you. What if they ate it at home and then came in. Are they still suppose to get suspended? I don’t know if you were a kid before but they love chips and snacks in general.

[@kidguypissed]

@@andrewilliams6367anyone with “user” in their username is almost 100% a bot and just farming responses

[@MinneApLaray]

@@andrewilliams6367you sound ignorant and entitled if you think everyone where you work or go to school have to not eat bell peppers because you. It’s chips

[@thecunninlynguist]

the teacher being severely allergic to the chips isn't the student's problem. The chips were practically gone by the time she got to school. C'mon now.

[@smellywaffels1967]

It is her problem because they made a rule about it. I'll bet if it was your kid that was allergic you would be mad.

[@thecunninlynguist]

@smellywaffels1967 it was a teacher, and if the news articles were correct she was practically done with the chips. She was supposedly unaware also, since it was her father who signed the paperwork.

[@constancereynolds3110]

Some people with severe allergies just the smell of it can cause an allergic reaction.

[@carladavis1473]

It is her problem. Kids have severe food allergies to. I bet a letter was sent home and I bet all the kids know about it. There didn't have to be any chips left in the bsg it could have just been the bag itself that could cause death. The father should have made sure the mother knew but I bet you the student knew

[@MartyMarr21]

Writing a rule specifically for 1 teacher is ridiculous. So do they change the lunch menu and ingredients up because of that?

[@okidcain7863]

I called the school and just eat a bag of chips over the phone til the operator hung up, super childish and petty but hey so are they lol 🤣

[@PoppyJoplin]

She didn’t smear it in the teachers face she had a snack good lord!

[@inglewoodjet52]

Something is definitely in the water in Florida! That's ridiculous....

[@ShannonMichelle7937]

This is right outside of Dayton, Ohio. It sounds like Florida though lol

[@quintonchapman1776]

@@ShannonMichelle7937it seems like Florida is creeping into other states of the country 😂

[@essbee1641]

Miami Valley is in Ohio.

[@OmarScruggs]

Ohio man. Ohio 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@kJ-qn9ld]

Yep, so much so that it's affecting ppl in Ohio😂

[@peezypeez]

“ she go to a bodega everyday… ohmagawd “😂😂😂

[@AndsometimesYYY]

Which ingredients is the teacher allergic to because I'm sure you can find those ingredients in the lunchroom or the teachers' break room! Are other teachers not allowed to bring chips with their lunch?

[@jeneceamiker652]

Complete nonsense

[@faiceoff1]

Sydney out here catching strays 😅

[@colleyslimmaz4502]

HAS THE TEACHER EVER HEARD OF AN EPI PEN!!! I understand having a severe allergy, but when she goes out in public does she ask everyone not to have Taki chips?

[@krystalutubor]

Get that teacher an epi pen. She needs to go into another career. Work from home! They cannot make the whole school revolve around one person.

[@mackcity74gdn89]

Well they do. They do it for students as well

[@pettyjones]

That's discrimination

[@tedwilliams185]

No, have students follow the rules.

[@floridaboykane]

“Sounding like a Big Back” is crazy!!😂😂😂

[@ColombianLNP]

Sydney is definitely going to HR after this 😂 lol

[@msfirstlady2009]

Man oh man! This world is definitely moving in a unrealistic way. Im in DC and thats nasty work

[@antwizle5]

She goes to a bodega everyday 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mizkitty03]

Charlemagne skin looks really good! ❤

[@o-sport9849]

How are students suppose to know what allergies a Teacher has?

[@Shamarinechelle]

Yeah we definitely got suspended for stupidest stuff at CTC. It was a great school but I got in trouble for the most outrageous things there! C/o 2011 😩🤦🏾‍♀️

[@thecunninlynguist]

what'd you get in trouble for?

[@jajuansylvan2988]

I graduated from ctc in 99 and trotwood I took up culinary arts only because my mama enrolled me kinda late but I love food so it worked out but nowhere near a damn chef 😂

[@frankspencer3440]

Did you ever have Mrs. Minton?

[@Scoop-rm9er]

I grew up n a small country town in Georgia. I once got suspended 3 days the principal followed us home from school and he said I pulled leaves off a tree

[@ShannonMichelle7937]

lol petty af

[@PraiseParis]

Well… did u???

[@Bluemoonsouth]

Principal sound like her on some creep moves

[@KINGDOMDAUGHTER]

That principal sounds like the a revengeful person and wanted to have just cause to suspend you. But you were on your way home, why is the principal following you. That is a creepy deviants motive.....

[@Scoop-rm9er]

Yea I was suspended. Sad to say he treated the black students like shit he only did that one year

[@DRACOFURY]

Oh that's just the principle being petty. 😅 My principal try that on us in highschool. So his 🚗 got a new pair job. 😊

[@CoconutbuttA]

Things have DEFINITELY changed since I was a kid. Education doesn’t matter… it’s MORE important that the kids don’t bring chips to school. Doesn’t matter if she a good student or that the chips are out the bag. We are NOW at a point where if you bring FOOD bec your hungry and the teacher can be all the way on the other side of school you will get KICKED out? At this point it’s not even funny it’s just SAD!!

[@MrColdwilliam]

School to prison pipeline. It's not about education, it's indoctrination. Remember - training good prisoners is MORE LUCRATIVE to the state than raising intelligent citizens.

[@nytianikole8957]

And after she worked hard to pass and graduate no doubt. Smh

[@theexplorer7139]

@@MrColdwilliamThis. You get it.

[@MrColdwilliam]

@@theexplorer7139 an actual educated population would literally - I mean LITERALLY be the biggest threat to current state America. There is not a nation on earth that could harm the current direction and decisions of the country than it's own population achieving a high degree of education, literacy, critical thinking, and hunger for knowledge.

[@xXunexpectedx]

102.9 DAYTON OHIO U FORGOT

[@alyssam7184]

I said the same thing!! Especially since the story is coming from Dayton ahahah

[@l2dac937]

They better rep our city!

[@stacyr4768]

Sounds like the teacher had a personal problem with her

[@wac415]

This is what’s wrong with society. It doesn’t matter if it was just a bag of chips. Breaking the rules, breaking policy…everything has consequences. If you know you’re not allowed to do something then don’t do it. No accountability left in society.

[@dallasdawkins2369]

Honestly this has got to be the most worthy donkey of the day in the history of... She wasn't fighting, She wasnt bringing drugs, wasnt malicious, wasnt causing a disruption, or anything worthy of suspension. Maybe detention, but not something as extreme as suspension. They trying to ban takis bc of what it does to children, but wont ban soda machines, sweets, or anything that has been proven to cause the children actual harm... Make it make sense

[@jajuansylvan2988]

I graduated from Miami Valley Career Technology Center in 99 and some of their so called rules was lil extreme tho and this was so ridiculous and my heart goes out to this young lady missing her senior prom shits crazy tho

[@bigolbabyhuey]

So the man who un-alived that 61 year old Uber driver don't get DOTD?

[@Lboogey06]

Na he's 81 and was scammed. It's unfortunate and sad for sure, but I had a grandparent get a similar call and almost went to the bank to pull out money.

[@reaverofhearts7657]

They both got scammed. He's not a donkey BUT he is guilty.

[@jdkincorporated4577]

Which unfortunately, also happened in Ohio. I live there. It ain't too bad in the bigger cities.

[@bigolbabyhuey]

Since when getting scammed justify you firing on someone who is fleeing

[@vondongaming]

Nah we care about that white man unalived the black girl

[@algernonhall7072]

So do they not have peanuts, shell fish, grass, dust, etc…all things that people are allergic too.

[@selomkiflemariam]

Jess wants any credit she could take, even something she mentioned a month ago 😂

[@gregave5849]

chick really brought up a counter point just to agree with Charlemagne 10 seconds later

[@TheRazorTongue]

This sounds personal.

[@allenp.8695]

Donkey is valid..but the real question.. We Is Tez? We Is Tez? We Is Tez? We Is Tez? We Is Tez? We Is Tez? We Is Tez? We Is Tez? We Is Tez? We Is Tez?

[@datrain07]

Man Jess just be talking😂😂. Takis making the kids crazy 😂

[@Ahsao]

Does the teacher shop at grocery stores that sells Takis. Is she at the store, suing the people that buy them?

[@cynthiaevans7371]

The discipline doesn’t seem to fit the violation.

[@tylerhackner9731]

Yikes 😬 over chips?

[@Thepapperman]

Ohio is like a dictatorship i cant wait to move

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

The Dept of Education and State Dept of Education is clearly flawed. The attempt at taking away everything from taki/ sodas/ processed foods and some schools have taken away recess/ 1hr lunch/ and no bathroom/ school holidays/ 5 minute breaks is absolute foolishness. This student is not responsible for this teacher allergic reaction. Teacher should have worn a medical emergency bracelet or necklace and had her epi pen available.

[@mackcity74gdn89]

Look they all knew it was a rule it’s posted all over the school and the parents sign they kids up for this so u cant be mad

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

@@mackcity74gdn89 You are right. I'm just saying that my generation as I graduated high-school in 1991 is different now. This generation of education is over reaching/ over protecting/ over correcting/ over compensating today's children. Yes, there are consequences but what a child chooses to eat isn't the school choice. It's a choice between parents and children. At my job , I'm not allowed to wear perfume although I do it anyway just nothing strong.

[@Bennome]

⁠@@Ms.A.Matthews415we should teach children to break rules they find ridiculous?

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

@Bennome I'm not sure if it's break the rules. It's creating a structured environment for children to learn respect/ boundaries/ self-esteem/ self-worth. When you create structure and specific rules are in places, normally one will comply.

[@Bennome]

@@Ms.A.Matthews415 i would like to know if the student who originally bought the chips was reprimanded? Was this Guy’s first offense, and if so why did it escalate into suspension? If not, then she should have declined the chips and grabbed a snack in the cafeteria. It’s almost the end the school year, she’s known all year of the allergy situation, she signed an affidavit she understood the school policies as did her dad.

[@williamgrierson4133]

When faculties see children as the enemy that needs to be dealt with it's a problem. Teachers protect bad Teachers just like that blue line. If we change how we educate our children we can change the culture in the shortest amount of time.

[@Wilmrbadguy]

Yo, the punishment DOES NOT FIT the crime~ Wilmrbadguy

[@OmarScruggs]

Im 44 and i had Takis for the first time 2 weeks ago and im addicted like its 1988 crack

[@trfrierson]

They need to have deadly allergies as a disability and give people ada accommodations. Work at home if you are in an environment with such a large group of people. If i was a teacher i would do online classes at a college or something. Shutting down a whole food group for one person is wild.

[@naijainnit]

That's an extreme consequence,

[@Only1WithAnE]

"Your headphones look stupid though" Thank you Envy! Lol it's been addressed.

[@patrickpowell601]

🤣🤣🤣 Sydney caught the most direct stray

[@xavierabrooks9871]

This is completely unacceptable and absolutely ridiculous...no one is allowed to bring chips because one of the teachers is allergic 😳🤨🤦‍♀️...absurd...and to get a 5 day suspension is just outrageous

[@Kcapdadon]

This is Dayton Ohio

[@kmjones5]

I hope the administration has that same energy in disciplining students being unruly to teachers, bc they usually don't.

[@ed3523]

Jess is clearly the right person for the job cause that exchange at the end was hilarious

[@taken4granite817]

I remember growing up we weren't allowed to eat on the school bus 😅 i got caught red handed (literally) with Hot Cheetos. Had to sit in the front with the driver for 2 weeks 😭

[@lingodeankore1237]

The real question is who knew she had chips and told on her??

[@mickeycohen5653]

All the Mexicans I went to school with love some Takis and Corn chips 😂

[@blondie7389]

😂😂😂

[@artinfluence]

Doritos are corn chips

[@mylesgaines8743]

That's wild like are you serious 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[@tishamaelliott8254]

Goodness wherever these schools at with this outrageous kind of discipline. When schools in my area barely discipline

[@BuddaGheeski]

Somebody explain to me the importance of Prom. I went by myself & looking back I shouldn't have went. But this story is stupid, especially of that young lady didn't know the teacher was allergic to the ingredients in those chips. She suitor not be held accountable for that.

[@missladyanonymity]

So if a child eats a pb&j sandwich or poisoned takis on the bus or at home for breakfast, aren't they still contaminated? What if the taki dust is on the student's shirt and she hugs said teacher? Or had peanut butter breath? Or taki powder on her fingertips when she hands in her homework? The teacher can't avoid contaminants.

[@KINGDOMDAUGHTER]

Then what happen when more than one student ate these chips and goes to class. Then, How will and can the teacher knows who ate yhe chips causing any allergies. That teacher needs to work in the office, for she will never know who ate what ......

[@ShannonMichelle7937]

A teacher, in the SAME DISTRICT is allergic to perfume, and regularly has students suspended for wearing scented lotions, sprays, and even body washes that they haven’t used at school! The teacher involved the police when girls used lotion on a school bus field trip. This was at Englewood Elementary. If these teacher’s lives are in danger from common substances, they need to instruct via zoom. I’d be irate if this was my child.

[@markgray5059]

Toledo stand up 😂

[@Earthgang717]

“Sorry Sidney” 😭😂

[@Only1WithAnE]

Jess call herself coming to Sydney defense and ended up insulting her too smh lol

[@dredagr848]

6:18“no this bih didn’t” 😂

[@OhWhatTelevision7]

Coming from someone who works in education, A lot of these rules are preventive and/or something happened at one point that ruined it for everybody. IF, the school has made it clear to parents and students (beginning of the year/parent orientations/school contracts/signs around the school, etc) what the consequences are then I can see it from the schoolsperspective. As for the dad not relaying the message to his daughter it’s really on the parents, but I’m wondering how the school conveys that rule to the students. In my opinion, from what I learned at where I work at we make things clear to all parents and students. We explain clearly what the expectations are to all the families. At that point if another parent or family member didn’t know it’s the fault of whoever signed up and filled out the application for not telling anyone else in the family (if it gets to that point) If you work with kids you understood how a rule like this being broken is serious. I kid you not when I say even the most innocent of situations (like this one maybe) could’ve led to something happening to the teacher. It sounds crazy but trust it is true 😂

[@flyghtmyleage6041]

It's such a petty as rule a reasonable person wouldn't think to relay this to the next parent. Plus it may be so petty a court might rule it unenforceable if it's a public school especially

[@sandralove4488]

That's so insane 🤔🤬🤬

[@writeit2eddy]

Thought u was going to say bag of weed but chips is crazy smh

[@KLB199x]

I'm just curious what ingredient in the chip the teacher is allergic to at this point

[@Lyn-hz6ew]

Shiiid my principal sent me home bc i didnt say goodmorning😐,didnt even hear him🤦🏾‍♂️

[@aaronl6333]

I say they just get rid of the teacher she sounds like a liability to me!!!😂😂😂

[@Thebiggest7303]

I want to play a game. What race is the teacher ?

[@louisianabred616]

In my experience, mostly Caucasian folks are allergic to everything including doggone AIR!! Totally ridiculous

[@Thebiggest7303]

@@louisianabred616 agreed .🤣

[@Marie-wu8fu]

How would she know the teacher has an allergy? This is crazy.

[@Skeezer66]

Schools take these food allergies as seriously as drugs or alcohol. It's the same with not allowing PB&J sandwiches because of fear of peanut allergies.

[@supremeclientele1356]

What in the entire hell?! 😮

[@timscott5581]

Hey Sydney 🎉❤

[@davidp3787]

I mean she can sneak in the prom! 😅🤷🏽‍♂️

[@byronkennedy7203]

Good luck keeping teens away from chips. Especially Takis

[@frankspencer3440]

Wowww that’s actually here in Dayton, Ohio (Clayton is a suburb of Dayton. My next door neighbor is a teacher at the school. I can’t wait to talk to my neighbor. Let’s get this young lady to her prom.

[@chrisperry2922]

So how's that teacher surviving outside of campus?...I'll wait..

[@lalaland2107]

That story can’t be real… there’s gotta be something missing.

[@_theycallmenate]

Food allergies are serious yall... Even if the moms didnt know, her pops signed the paperwork. Cut it out.

[@lhaynes05]

The static on 106.1 is ridiculous.. we can't hear squat. That's why I'm watching on KZbin

[@ebhill8577]

them headphones are wild

[@jmx988]

I bet the teacher white

[@klondontv]

This is ridiculous because she wasn't in the presence of the teacher. I'm allergic to an extensive list of things, so I completely understand the severity of allergies, but she didn't put that teacher in danger.

[@annzeeg4217]

“The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) has taken disciplinary action against a student for non-compliance with an established rule regarding food consumption on campus involving a staff member with a severe/life-threatening allergy. The issue arose due to the student eating the allergen in an instructional area where such items are prohibited. Signage is posted in multiple locations notifying students, staff and visitors of this sensitive and restricted area of the campus. The discipline measure is not an arbitrary restriction but a necessary precaution to ensure the safety of a staff member who faces severe, life-threatening allergies to certain foods. Under the guidelines outlined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), MVCTC must safeguard the well-being of all individuals, including students and staff, within the district. Just as the district would attend to the needs of a student with life-threatening peanut allergies, it extends the same level of care and consideration to accommodate the allergies of staff members who work with our students and who have the right to a safe work environment.

[@therealbomiangel]

Jess came from Sydney Hard... No DIDDY 😂😀😂

[@JaySweetZ]

Funny. This kinda happened back when I was in middle school. Change the food to scented lotions & instead of 1 person, it's the whole class trying to get revenge on a teacher for reasons. It's a long story 😂😂. Long story short, I'm with the school on this one 🤣🤣🤣

[@SoulOfOle]

Wow that’s ridiculous

[@koroko26]

you guys shouted out a whole bunch of radio stations besides the that is closet to the school that plays breakfast club which is 102.9 out of dayton

[@MistrChocolate]

So is peanut butter banned because a nut allergy is more common…

[@valeriemoses7433]

So what about everyone whose deathly allergic to items like peanuts, chocolate, gluten. Does this school policy extend to them as well? Because children will and do eat chocolate 🍫, with peanuts 🥜, 🥜 nuts in any form. All throughout the school.

[@lexaneli]

Yall not looking at the bigger picture, that suspension would go on her school record and ut would show when applying to college. A lot of times you dont get to justify or explain those things of why do you have it on your record

[@davaughnallen3324]

Where does Jess get these squidbilly hats? Lol

[@JOmega2007]

Now let me hear the other half of the story because this can't be it.

[@Ladeedi73]

Yayyyyy🙌🏾🙌🏾 We in OH LOVE you Unca Charla 💛 but, my unpopular opinion is, I agree with the school. We don’t know if it was just two chips. But we do know they are not allowed in the school for a very serious reason. Maybe three day suspension? She definitely should’ve been disciplined.

[@THAFLIGHT]

HOW HIGH: DEAN CARL CAIN - YOU WERE EATING CHEETOS... JAMAL - U MEAN ON THIS CARPET DEAN CARL CAIN - IT MEANS THE WORLD TO ME JAMAL - I KNOW THE BIH WHO MAKE THOSE, YOU REMEMBER YNETTA SILAS - YEAH I REMEMBER THAT BIH

[@sonyap8253]

In my louis ck voice, "maaaaaaaaaaaybeeeeeeeee 👀"

[@user-ze3iq5xq3r]

Dayton Ohio made donkey of the day 937 on the map now

[@4biz]

WOW.1 NOW THATS MESSED UP.WTF?COME ON.''PLEASE LET HER GO TO HER PROM'' FOR A CHIP?VERY MUCH DESERVES THE ''HE HAW'' 2 JESS.YOU PUT UR FOOT IN YOUR MOUTH'PICKS YOUR WORDS CAREFULLY''SHE WAS SHOCKED.