I'd be more worried about the damned Ostrogoths, I know they're up to something.

I'm aboslutely shocked that in this day and age young people would spell it
"Okay". I was expecting our ADD suffering youth to just write OK and not even use the periods.

I'm pleasantly surprised.

I wish people would stop assuming that every stupid person in America is representative of the other 300 million of us.

It seems that the old saying, "common sense is not so common" is being proved right once again. This problem should have been solved at the classroom level. Why the hell does everyone have to pass the buck these days. This teacher lost control of his/her class. Then to bring the principal into it and have the principal pass on taking responsibility for disciplining these kids. No, they have to call the cops. Even the cops passed on exerting their influence on these kids and deferred to the judicial system. So now we have some bureaucrat judge disciplining the child for something that should have been solved between parents and teachers. Anyone ever heard of detention? Making the kid clean off desks in the evenings for a week? Eating lunch with the principal for a week? (trust me that sucks!) There are so many ways this could have been handled. Now you have a kid who has no respect for her teachers or her principal because they didn't have the balls to punish her themselves. What a bunch of clowns.

 lmao, well played sir~

 Well we think the same about "the mexican barbarie..." lol...

 But now, comon, not all of you are like this, but you need to admit it, this is too much for just a simple Ok...

LOL in chemistry we burn our names into the desk with acid... infront of our techer!!!

My guess is we don't know the entire story.

Schools try to push the max on students for doing stuff. I question whether or not they should take things in such an extreme way (from things that have happened where I went to High School). Meh, I was really glad with what I did my senior year so I'd be able to leave school early and I was overjoyed once I finally graduated from that maximum security prison. 

Still, as it's a story on the news, I question it's full integrity. I mean hell, that one guy who had the dusty PS3 was quick to get on Fox news.