A Rhode Island student smashed a ketchup packet with his fist, splattering an administrator. Another ripped up his school work. The district called it destruction of school property. A Washington student turned cartwheels while a PE teacher attempted to give instructions.
A pair of Colorado students slid down a dirt path despite a warning. An Ohio 12th grader refused to work while assigned to the in-school suspension room. Then there was the Maryland sixth grader who swore when his computer shut off and responded my bad when his teacher addressed his language.
Their transgressions all ended the same way: The students were suspended.
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