FTA: ‘As for students facing suspension for leaving school property, Hellenberg said: “Not to be trite, but isn’t that what a walkout is?”’ -Supportive Dad.
Mikethebest78 on
Good for them!!! Even if it is only a temporary understanding I like this trend!!!
LuscioussBooty on
Suspending 323 kids is insane. That’s like the whole school basically. They really showed their hand.
GoGoBigman on
That’ll show them, really punish those kids for protesting by… giving them even more time to protest
Accurate-Guava-3337 on
That’s hilarious. Teens can be so sassy and spirited. The school district isn’t going to win this one.
nudave on
The kids are alright.
PeachyyThighs on
Love that they protested again anyway. Consequences be damned, they got principles.
Same_Bug5069 on
Good for them. Fuck that school district.
JC_Phenom on
Good for them. They ain’t gonna learn shit in an American school anyway. Organize group trips to your local libraries and really educate yourselves since you can’t go to school anyway. From open study groups and learn how much of a sanctuary a library can really be. Gen Z sees the writing on the wall. They see through the lies like no other generation before them. They ain’t winning this, they’ll pop a poison pill en masse before ever working for the regime or turning on their friends.
NoFlatworm3028 on
We used to pray for “snow days.” Now, kids figured out how to skip school with “ice days.” Clever!
JigglingBootey on
School thought punishment would silence them and it just made them louder lol.
_Fun_Employed_ on
My graduating class at a northern virginia school had 1000 kids.
iletitshine on
I smell a class action lawsuit brewing
Flexbottom on
Students: We’re leaving school because this is complete bullshit.
Admin: Oh, yeah? Don’t come back for an extra day or two!
Students: Uhhh… Okay that was our whole idea in the first place.
Seababz on
That tells me that their parents support this as well, and I think that’s awesome.
PlumpPeachhy on
Suspending hundreds for speaking out is wild. What happened to teaching civic engagement?
No-Cup-8096 on
What’s the point of suspension?
Funny-Suggestion1375 on
This gets exponentially more effective if other schools protested in solidarity
allexkeston on
I am so proud of our youths.
pbrown6 on
I think it’s fine for kids to walk out. They should also accept the consequences of their actions.
If you leave work to protest and lose your job, that’s your choice.
Not my kid. My kids are staying in school and finishing their work.
Imaginary-Ad-7919 on
The newest fascist country in the world is the United States.
sedatedlife on
As a parent i would have been proud of my son if he left the school to protest what he cared about. He would have known the school would punish but i would not. Some times civil disobedience is a good thing.
Darkhallows27 on
Human willpower is something these sycophantic fat cats will never understand
soupsupan on
Heroes keep standing strong you need to break through the wall of false consequences this is where you will find true freedom
CreepyWhistle on
Yes, punishing kids for doing the right thing and expressing their freedom to do so is going to *DEFINITELY* not make it worse.
Individual_Click5252 on
The students seem to know better than the school.
Cipher915 on
Most valuable lesson that school has probably ever taught those kids.
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FTA: ‘As for students facing suspension for leaving school property, Hellenberg said: “Not to be trite, but isn’t that what a walkout is?”’ -Supportive Dad.
Good for them!!! Even if it is only a temporary understanding I like this trend!!!
Suspending 323 kids is insane. That’s like the whole school basically. They really showed their hand.
That’ll show them, really punish those kids for protesting by… giving them even more time to protest
That’s hilarious. Teens can be so sassy and spirited. The school district isn’t going to win this one.
The kids are alright.
Love that they protested again anyway. Consequences be damned, they got principles.
Good for them. Fuck that school district.
Good for them. They ain’t gonna learn shit in an American school anyway. Organize group trips to your local libraries and really educate yourselves since you can’t go to school anyway. From open study groups and learn how much of a sanctuary a library can really be. Gen Z sees the writing on the wall. They see through the lies like no other generation before them. They ain’t winning this, they’ll pop a poison pill en masse before ever working for the regime or turning on their friends.
We used to pray for “snow days.” Now, kids figured out how to skip school with “ice days.” Clever!
School thought punishment would silence them and it just made them louder lol.
My graduating class at a northern virginia school had 1000 kids.
I smell a class action lawsuit brewing
Students: We’re leaving school because this is complete bullshit.
Admin: Oh, yeah? Don’t come back for an extra day or two!
Students: Uhhh… Okay that was our whole idea in the first place.
That tells me that their parents support this as well, and I think that’s awesome.
Suspending hundreds for speaking out is wild. What happened to teaching civic engagement?
What’s the point of suspension?
This gets exponentially more effective if other schools protested in solidarity
I am so proud of our youths.
I think it’s fine for kids to walk out. They should also accept the consequences of their actions.
If you leave work to protest and lose your job, that’s your choice.
Not my kid. My kids are staying in school and finishing their work.
The newest fascist country in the world is the United States.
As a parent i would have been proud of my son if he left the school to protest what he cared about. He would have known the school would punish but i would not. Some times civil disobedience is a good thing.
Human willpower is something these sycophantic fat cats will never understand
Heroes keep standing strong you need to break through the wall of false consequences this is where you will find true freedom
Yes, punishing kids for doing the right thing and expressing their freedom to do so is going to *DEFINITELY* not make it worse.
The students seem to know better than the school.
Most valuable lesson that school has probably ever taught those kids.