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According to an arrest report, on May 2, a teacher was trying to line up students to go to music class. Takovia refused to go and kicked the teacher's aide in the ankle.
After a discussion among school officials and two law enforcement officials called to the school, the girl was arrested.
Takovia was taken to juvenile jail and held there for several hours before being released to her mother.
Originally posted by sardion2000
I say bring back Capital Punishment with a bamboo pole for High School and downgrading to a switch for middle school and a ping pong paddle or a ruler for grade school. "Time Out in the corner" will only be available to those in Kindergarden.
Or...
[edit on 1-6-2006 by sardion2000]
I say bring back Capital Punishment with a bamboo pole for High School and downgrading to a switch for middle school and a ping pong paddle or a ruler for grade school. "Time Out in the corner" will only be available to those in Kindergarden.
Or...
They could set up special "Time Out" cells within the school itself. Complete sensory deprivation could work wonders in today's overstimulated youth. Maybe the only stimulation will be an bullet proof encased television piping in pure hypnotic suggestions to make them willing little drones of the state.
Which would you prefer? I prefer the "Keeping them in line through fear" method myself...
suffers from behavioral problems and attends a special class at Lely Elementary in Naples.
Originally posted by GENERAL EYES
I slapped my mother and ended up serving 3 months in "the hole" for "aggravated assault" - a rubber room with no bathroom facilities, no blanket, no books and no human contact. For three months in the county jail.
I'm have schizoaffective disorder and my meds weren't working anymore when the event between my mother and I occured.
Trust me - it was a MASSIVE TIME OUT, and I had plenty of time to think.
Million to one this "tough love" approach shocked the girl into realizing the effects of her actions. It can be notoriously difficult to get through to some kids.
If the jail time didn't work for her and help curb her behaviour - then there's a good chance she'll grow up with even more serious offenses in her future.
Originally posted by sardion2000
Oh and another thing, I meant Capitol Punishment, not Corporeal Punishment. When the other kids see that the sentance is death, then they will never get out of line.
Originally posted by Rasobasi420
I do believe with the right people running them, they can be excellent places to learn.