Posted by oldfarmtractor on April 21, 2010 at 09:21:27 from (209.7.93.11):
In Reply to: School safty posted by DeltaRed on April 20, 2010 at 21:08:35:
I have been a teacher for 30 years. All these years I have been dealing with high school students from various ability groups, many different heritages and multiple religions.
Gone are the day when students had respect for learning and those that guided them through the learning process.
Gone are the days when students would strive to be the best they can be. Their biggest goal now is to determine the least they need to do to pass a class and graudate. I'm sure some of you see these teenagers when they apply for jobs. They want big money but have no knowledge or work ethic.
If you don't provide entertainment and instant gradification, they tune out. Heck, they are so despondent, many are late even for lunch.
I think the schools are typically safe since it would require some work and planning to become an agressor. But we do have a fulltime, armed police officer in the school and we have had that for all my 30 years teaching. They take care of police reports for theft and such.
Lastly, thank you "Old" for saying that at least 1 out of 1000 politicians are honest. I am a trustee of the village and I like to believe that I am an honest person. But out of the other 6, there is at least one more honest member. So does that skew your numbers?
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