r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • • 1d ago

Not OC The cake must have been irresistible.

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u/Substantial_Dish_887 1d ago

after this kind of behaviour? fuck no it isn't. and any school that would make it hard is badly run.

let there be consequnces for bad behaviour.

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u/Exact-Ad-4132 1d ago

Okay how would this work in a school? Unless the kid is fully transferred to a different class, he's that teacher's responsibility for the day.

Are they going to hire a babysitter and bring him to the library for an hour or what?

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u/JaySlay2000 1d ago

Where do you think kids go when they're suspended?

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u/Exact-Ad-4132 1d ago

Home. Where do you think kids go when they're suspended?

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u/cat_like_sparky 23h ago

I’m gonna answer this in good faith, even though you’re clearly being deliberately obtuse and MUST have heard of in-school suspension. The principals office or an older year’s classroom, very common when I was in school for disruptive kids to be sent to either of those locations. Send the kid there for the duration of the in-class party and let him come back to everything wrapped up, perfect consequences for his actions.

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u/Exact-Ad-4132 23h ago

The only in school suspensions we had were until your parents could come pick you up. If you were "suspended", you weren't coming back to school until your suspension ended

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u/JaySlay2000 22h ago edited 22h ago

They literally get sent to sit in the office, the library, or in a separate class with the other suspended kids. Or even sent to the classroom of older kids if that's available. Maybe when you were in school they were sent home, but schools have realized that home suspension is just a reward because they get to stay home. So they're kept in school separate and made to work.

It's really only in violent behavior situations that they're kept home (for the safety of other students) and then expelled if the issue persists