Need to show those little pesky brats who's boss, right?

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=+laramie%2C+wy+grace&t=newext&atb=v292-3_p&iar=news&ia=news

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Rawhide said:

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Need to show those little pesky brats who's boss, right?

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=+laramie%2C+wy+grace&t=newext&atb=v292-3_p&iar=news&ia=news

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She should put on a mask and go back to class. The first half of the day wear a BLM mask and the second half a MAGA mask. Admin heads would explode.

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Ha! Okay, I can completely agree with this

She is right, the school could much more easily require vaccination than masks. And there is little science to suggest masks would do much in the classroom, though between classes they definitely help.

I call it like i see it. I dont toe a party line like some here.

The young lady was sent home for non compliance to stated school rules. She refused to leave school grounds. She was trespassing.
What would you have with a student that refuses to follow established ruled?

If i were the parent i would probably tell her to follow the rules. Most adults have tio.follow rules they dont like. I hate searbelts. I usually dont wear one. In 20 years i have recieved two tickets. I paid them. I drive a car in Texas i follow rules or i pay the consequences. Surely as a father yiu have taught the same thing.

I look at it as a dress code rule that has been very politicized. People get sent home for wearing in appropriate clothes too. The mask requirement will probably disappear in the next year. I do not see her behavior accomplishing anything.

How about just put her in detention with a vaxxed monitor?

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How about just put her in detention with a vaxxed monitor?

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Most schools cant afford 1 n 1 supervision but that would a better solution than suspension

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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They shouls make exceptions for students that dont want to follow the rules. This will help them later in life. Drivers license? Too much trouble. Income tax? Who cares. Rules are for losers. People should be allowed to pick and follow the rules they choose

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Yeah, lets legalize heroin, cocaine and meth as well.

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I agree but until the rules are changed rules should be followed and consequences enforced.

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Canada2017 said:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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They shouls make exceptions for students that dont want to follow the rules. This will help them later in life. Drivers license? Too much trouble. Income tax? Who cares. Rules are for losers. People should be allowed to pick and follow the rules they choose

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Yeah, lets legalize heroin, cocaine and meth as well.

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I agree but until the rules are changed rules should be followed and consequences enforced.

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Indeed ......20 years for possession with intent to distribute.

Canada2017 said:

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They shouls make exceptions for students that dont want to follow the rules. This will help them later in life. Drivers license? Too much trouble. Income tax? Who cares. Rules are for losers. People should be allowed to pick and follow the rules they choose

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Yeah, lets legalize heroin, cocaine and meth as well.

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No need if we get to choose the rules and laws we will follow

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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I call it like i see it. I dont toe a party line like some here.

The young lady was sent home for non compliance to stated school rules. She refused to leave school grounds. She was trespassing.
What would you have with a student that refuses to follow established ruled?

If i were the parent i would probably tell her to follow the rules. Most adults have tio.follow rules they dont like. I hate searbelts. I usually dont wear one. In 20 years i have recieved two tickets. I paid them. I drive a car in Texas i follow rules or i pay the consequences. Surely as a father yiu have taught the same thing.

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So, your libertarian leanings end where rules, no matter how authoritarian, begin. Gotcha.

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Libertarian leanings as expressed on this free message board are exceptionally 'flexible' .

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Mothra said:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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I call it like i see it. I dont toe a party line like some here.

The young lady was sent home for non compliance to stated school rules. She refused to leave school grounds. She was trespassing.
What would you have with a student that refuses to follow established ruled?

If i were the parent i would probably tell her to follow the rules. Most adults have tio.follow rules they dont like. I hate searbelts. I usually dont wear one. In 20 years i have recieved two tickets. I paid them. I drive a car in Texas i follow rules or i pay the consequences. Surely as a father yiu have taught the same thing.

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So, your libertarian leanings end where rules, no matter how authoritarian, begin. Gotcha.

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Libertarian leanings as expressed on this free message board are exceptionally 'flexible' .

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True dat

Not all kids can thrive in public school and should be kept at home. As a working man my kids didnt have a choice. Its ok though. They did well

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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They shouls make exceptions for students that dont want to follow the rules. This will help them later in life. Drivers license? Too much trouble. Income tax? Who cares. Rules are for losers. People should be allowed to pick and follow the rules they choose

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Yeah, lets legalize heroin, cocaine and meth as well.

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they did that in Oregon

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Canada2017 said:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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They shouls make exceptions for students that dont want to follow the rules. This will help them later in life. Drivers license? Too much trouble. Income tax? Who cares. Rules are for losers. People should be allowed to pick and follow the rules they choose

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Yeah, lets legalize heroin, cocaine and meth as well.

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they did that in Oregon

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Evil exists.

Public school kids do not have full citizenship rights. Fine is she protests, but ultimately she should comply with the rules of the school.

The problem is the usual double standard - a woke protester would be left alone. That's the basic unfairness we live with daily.

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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They shouls make exceptions for students that dont want to follow the rules. This will help them later in life. Drivers license? Too much trouble. Income tax? Who cares. Rules are for losers. People should be allowed to pick and follow the rules they choose

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Yeah, lets legalize heroin, cocaine and meth as well.

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I agree but until the rules are changed rules should be followed and consequences enforced.

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You sound like those white , Alabama preachers MLK wrote that letter to. You know, the one from the Birmingham jail.

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Not all kids can thrive in public school and should be kept at home. As a working man my kids didnt have a choice. Its ok though. They did well

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Statistics show home schooled kids are generally better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts. There are downsides as with all things but generally it's a much better education. I understand not everyone has that luxury. It's a sacrifice for sure.

I am a product of public school. Hell our kids started out there. But public school has changed in the last 10 years.

Mothra said:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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Not all kids can thrive in public school and should be kept at home. As a working man my kids didnt have a choice. Its ok though. They did well

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Statistics show home schooled kids are generally better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts. There are downsides as with all things but generally it's a much better education. I understand not everyone has that luxury. It's a sacrifice for sure.

I am a product of public school. Hell our kids started out there. But public school has changed in the last 10 years.

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Mostly agree, but do you have a link to support the 1st sentence? I support home schooling, it is support for that assertion about "better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts."

My impression (totally subjective and anecdotal) is that the top 50% of public schoolers are well educated and score better on tests than their home schooled counterparts.

Public schools have to take everyone, including the problem students and absentee parents.

Mothra said:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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Not all kids can thrive in public school and should be kept at home. As a working man my kids didnt have a choice. Its ok though. They did well

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Statistics show home schooled kids are generally better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts. There are downsides as with all things but generally it's a much better education. I understand not everyone has that luxury. It's a sacrifice for sure.

I am a product of public school. Hell our kids started out there. But public school has changed in the last 10 years.

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It is indeed a sacrifice.

You have a full plate.



Respect.

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Mothra said:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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Not all kids can thrive in public school and should be kept at home. As a working man my kids didnt have a choice. Its ok though. They did well

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Statistics show home schooled kids are generally better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts. There are downsides as with all things but generally it's a much better education. I understand not everyone has that luxury. It's a sacrifice for sure.

I am a product of public school. Hell our kids started out there. But public school has changed in the last 10 years.

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Mostly agree, but do you have a link to support the 1st sentence? I support home schooling, it is support for that assertion about "better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts."

My impression (totally subjective and anecdotal) is that the top 50% of public schoolers are well educated and score better on tests than their home schooled counterparts.

Public schools have to take everyone, including the problem students and absentee parents.

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A number of links have been posted before, but here is one.

https://wehavekids.com/education/Do-Homeschoolers-Really-Do-Better-on-Tests

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Malbec said:

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How about just put her in detention with a vaxxed monitor?

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Most schools cant afford 1 n 1 supervision but that would a better solution than suspension

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I'll bet you would have a line of 100 parents willing to volunteer to sit in that detention room with her.

Mothra said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Mothra said:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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Not all kids can thrive in public school and should be kept at home. As a working man my kids didnt have a choice. Its ok though. They did well

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Statistics show home schooled kids are generally better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts. There are downsides as with all things but generally it's a much better education. I understand not everyone has that luxury. It's a sacrifice for sure.

I am a product of public school. Hell our kids started out there. But public school has changed in the last 10 years.

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Mostly agree, but do you have a link to support the 1st sentence? I support home schooling, it is support for that assertion about "better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts."

My impression (totally subjective and anecdotal) is that the top 50% of public schoolers are well educated and score better on tests than their home schooled counterparts.

Public schools have to take everyone, including the problem students and absentee parents.

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A number of links have been posted before, but here is one.

https://wehavekids.com/education/Do-Homeschoolers-Really-Do-Better-on-Tests

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I'm sure you don't see every link posted on this board, nor do I. I'm tuning in late and beg forgiveness. If it is an inconvenience in the future, the just respond "no" & I'll get it.

Thanks for the link.

Osodecentx said:

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Mothra said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Mothra said:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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Not all kids can thrive in public school and should be kept at home. As a working man my kids didnt have a choice. Its ok though. They did well

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Statistics show home schooled kids are generally better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts. There are downsides as with all things but generally it's a much better education. I understand not everyone has that luxury. It's a sacrifice for sure.

I am a product of public school. Hell our kids started out there. But public school has changed in the last 10 years.

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Mostly agree, but do you have a link to support the 1st sentence? I support home schooling, it is support for that assertion about "better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts."

My impression (totally subjective and anecdotal) is that the top 50% of public schoolers are well educated and score better on tests than their home schooled counterparts.

Public schools have to take everyone, including the problem students and absentee parents.

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A number of links have been posted before, but here is one.

https://wehavekids.com/education/Do-Homeschoolers-Really-Do-Better-on-Tests

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I'm sure you don't see every link posted on this board, nor do I. I'm tuning in late and beg forgiveness. If it is an inconvenience in the future, the just respond "no" & I'll get it.

Thanks for the link.

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Don't be so touchy. I didn't mean anything by it.

The link as you will see evidences what I said. The homeschooled kids typically perform much better than their public school peers, regardless of demographics.

Mothra said:

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Mothra said:

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Mothra said:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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Not all kids can thrive in public school and should be kept at home. As a working man my kids didnt have a choice. Its ok though. They did well

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Statistics show home schooled kids are generally better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts. There are downsides as with all things but generally it's a much better education. I understand not everyone has that luxury. It's a sacrifice for sure.

I am a product of public school. Hell our kids started out there. But public school has changed in the last 10 years.

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Mostly agree, but do you have a link to support the 1st sentence? I support home schooling, it is support for that assertion about "better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts."

My impression (totally subjective and anecdotal) is that the top 50% of public schoolers are well educated and score better on tests than their home schooled counterparts.

Public schools have to take everyone, including the problem students and absentee parents.

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A number of links have been posted before, but here is one.

https://wehavekids.com/education/Do-Homeschoolers-Really-Do-Better-on-Tests

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I'm sure you don't see every link posted on this board, nor do I. I'm tuning in late and beg forgiveness. If it is an inconvenience in the future, the just respond "no" & I'll get it.

Thanks for the link.

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Don't be so touchy. I didn't mean anything by it.

The link as you will see evidences what I said. The homeschooled kids typically perform much better than their public school peers, regardless of demographics.

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Don't be snarky when someone makes an honest enquiry.

I have close relatives who homeschooled early on until kids transitioned into private school around the 7th grade..

When someone makes a claim (like you did) I like to explore it. It seemed exaggerated so I requested a link. I looked at your link and then googled the subject. Every link I found, without exception, says that as a group homeschoolers do better on standardized testing than do their public school counterparts.

Thanks for sharing the link

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Osodecentx said:

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Mothra said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Mothra said:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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Not all kids can thrive in public school and should be kept at home. As a working man my kids didnt have a choice. Its ok though. They did well

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Statistics show home schooled kids are generally better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts. There are downsides as with all things but generally it's a much better education. I understand not everyone has that luxury. It's a sacrifice for sure.

I am a product of public school. Hell our kids started out there. But public school has changed in the last 10 years.

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Mostly agree, but do you have a link to support the 1st sentence? I support home schooling, it is support for that assertion about "better educated and score better on tests than their public school counterparts."

My impression (totally subjective and anecdotal) is that the top 50% of public schoolers are well educated and score better on tests than their home schooled counterparts.

Public schools have to take everyone, including the problem students and absentee parents.

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A number of links have been posted before, but here is one.

https://wehavekids.com/education/Do-Homeschoolers-Really-Do-Better-on-Tests

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I'm sure you don't see every link posted on this board, nor do I. I'm tuning in late and beg forgiveness. If it is an inconvenience in the future, the just respond "no" & I'll get it.

Thanks for the link.

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Don't be so touchy. I didn't mean anything by it.

The link as you will see evidences what I said. The homeschooled kids typically perform much better than their public school peers, regardless of demographics.

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Don't be snarky when someone makes an honest enquiry.

I have close relatives who homeschooled early on until kids transitioned into private school around the 7th grade..

When someone makes a claim (like you did) I like to explore it. It seemed exaggerated so I requested a link. I looked at your link and then googled the subject. Every link I found, without exception, says that as a group homeschoolers do better on standardized testing than do their public school counterparts.

Thanks for sharing the link

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I wasn't being snarky, and am sorry you took it that way. My point in making the comment I did is you can probably search the website and find the threads where this was discussed, which includes lots of links.