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Originally Posted by UGAalum94
I'd be willing to take my changes with six year olds who brought eating utensils to school, including six-year-old "gang bangers."
Zero tolerance regardless of circumstances is an irrational policy. His "weapon" was no more dangerous that scissors and likely little more dangerous than a pencil or pen. He didn't use it as a weapon, so referring to cutlery as weapons is a little goofy.
Having discretion doesn't have to equal racial discrimination. It's a possibility sure, but it's a possibility almost always.
I think we'd be better off allowing the people entrusted with the job of school level discipline handling these cases, especially at the elementary school level. If they racial discriminate, they face the consequences for that.
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O God no...please don't tell me that the race card was played EVEN in this thread..
**Throwing his hands up....**
....done.
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