Hallway Rant People in the hallways need to stop being annoying. People just need to take a chill pill and walk to class. I guarantee people with be late a whole lot less because they aren’t stopped by roadblocks and other delays. Trust me. To start off, most people walk at a maximum speed of -0.00000002 miles per hour. You have legs people… use them. There’s this thing called picking up your legs and moving them one foot after another in an orderly, quick fashion. You learned when you were three years old, so you should be a pro by now. Your one and only mission in a hallway is getting to class. Obviously, some people think it 's totally ok to stand in doorways and chit chat about their fabulous lives when really you just need to focus on getting to class because guess what, you’re in school. Honestly, I really don’t understand some kid’s logic of getting to class because half the time they come bulldozing down the center. All I want to say to some people is “Can you not??” Although some people love after-school detention, I for one, do not. Second, people just crowd up in groups and pretend that they are cool. You are in a hallway may I remind you. Hallways are for walking in, not standing in a group huddle. This isn’t football …show more content…
Water bottle flipping at this point should just become an Olympic sport. Water bottle flipping isn’t annoying in general, but in public places it 's a pet peeve for sure. All you hear in hallways anymore is the endless echo of someone going “OOOOOOHHHH” after they land one upright. Half the time, it 's not even as cool as everyone thinks it is because most people don’t even land them. Hallways don’t need to be the hangout for all flipped water bottles. Suggestion: don’t stand underneath any high place in a school hallway because inconsiderate people will flip a waterbottle and miss, causing it to fall and hit you in the face. (not
There is nothing wrong with protesting as long as it is kept peaceful and does not disturb the school or students inside of it. The Tinker vs. Des Moines Independent School is a case that is still reflected upon today. It is referred to in cases concerning freedom of speech. I think that when most people read about this case and look at all the fact and details they will see and agree that students of all ages should be allowed to exercise their rights at school. Schools can make decisions concerning what they want to happen and how they want people to act while on campus, but they can never decide that the people in their building are not entitled to their
“There are 1500 other students filling the hallways and stairwells of a four story building.” Then you have to get out of the school parking lot, but the parking lot is encircled by the school bus loop, so you can’t get your car out until the buses fill up and leave. Which, Adnan wrote, “took about ten to fifteen minutes.” The piece of evidence I found supports my claim because it clearly states that if you were to get out of class, halls
This can be done instead with classroom management and student engagement strategies. For example, if a student is skipping class, then the student receives a phone call the same day. Then a staff member will get in contact with the student, and determine why the student was absent and then issue a detention for his or her unexcused class absence. He also mentions how the school has changed the way teachers grade homework. The teachers no longer grade homework based on completion but now on accuracy, and the following day the teachers give quizzes based on the assigned homework from the previous night to guarantee that the students fully understand the concept before taking the summative
Since the limited amount of shuttles is the main cause of students arriving late to class, the Kennesaw State University Department of Parking and Transportation should
Today was PLC day at Prescott Elementary, which is much like a shorten day, instead of getting out at 3:38 pm., children are let out at 2:38 pm. Even though it was a shorter day, there is still an after-school program. But instead of starting off the program with snack, the children get to go outside. When I walked into the classroom, it was complete chaos, all the children were being very loud and not listening to the teacher. There were also many kids at seats by themselves instead of on the rug, I’m guessing this was their punishment for acting out.
On Monday 06/27/16 at 2148 hours I was dispatched for an assault at Cedar Ridge Apartments located at 30819 124th Ave SE in the City of Auburn, King Co, WA. Dispatch advised the reporting person, Amber Archer, stated a male was hitting children with a cane. When I arrived I observed several people in a group speaking with Officer T. Minkler. Officer Minkler pointed to a male, a stated he was a possible witness and father to one of the victims.
If every student in high school had an open, some might not be able to keep on top of their grades because when students are given the choice to leave school for an hour, most take that chance; therefore, students are not forced to sit in a study hall where they are expected to do homework. When students have the choice to leave, most use the hour to do nonproductive tasks, unlike when they have a study hall and are required to be in a classroom getting their homework done or at least doing something productive. Not being required to have a study hall can negatively effect students who do not have the
Years ago, students were able to settle things off school grounds and say what they please and still have their rights. Another possible way for students to use their rights of free speech outside of school thinking it's okay to say things they aren't able to say in the walls of the school building. Students do have a right to privacy and free speech on a high school campus, but they need to understand that some of the things they say at school, about the school or on campus, or even discrimination of someone in the school that would impact the learning ability. Students have the right to free speech as long as they use those rights responsibly. The issue is that they will go outside of school calling out a teacher and all forms of social media
They are probably fed up with it!” Brandon exclaimed. I felt like a vigilante. I quickly came up with a plan. “Okay, we wait outside their school gate until the bell rings and then ask the students what they like or don’t like about school.
The most notable ghost has to be the ghost of Room 311, Annalisa Netherly. There are three different stories explaining the cause of her death. The first one states that she was a prostitute who was murdered by a Confederate soldier and left in the room.
School shootings have been a problem in the recent times. Schools have tried to remedy this problem by adding armed security guards, putting security measures, and putting in metal detectors. The government only way of trying to help is by arming teachers. As effective as it sounds, this idea has many major drawbacks. Arming teacher will prove troublesome because training with guns is time consuming, guns in the hands of a teacher will make students uncomfortable, and teachers with gun does not ensure safety in the time of an emergency.
For work this can cause people to have ongoing stress if they are easily distracted by this bottle flipping. Not only for parents or teacher but 100% of the teachers that were surveyed stated that bottle flipping is distracting for the students around
My first pet peeve is when people tell me to speak up. Always when I’m at church and my parent’s friend come up to me and say you need to speak more. Also, people at school say that I’m too quiet and shy. They probably don’t know that it really hurts my feelings when people say this. I know I’m shy, I wish I wasn’t
This hatred for school has been a long developing affair, ever since grade four as a matter of fact. It wasn’t so much the workload that I hated back then as it is now; it was more the teachers and the other children I had to endure. Don’t get me wrong, I wasn’t an elevator kid in my childhood. I had tons of friends but I also had tons of people
This distracts from the important things such as studying, going to class, working, and keeping up in class. A lot of people fall into this