3rd Graders Try To Kill Teacher
3rd Graders Try To Kill Teacher
Just when you think things can't get any crazier. A group of third-grade students in Georgia had a plan to kill their teacher. Their reason? The teacher yelled at a student for standing atop a chair.
The estimated number of students to be involved, are nine.
The authorities are obviously withholding names for the minors own protection. This took place at Center Elementary School.
The Police Chief of Waycross has said that the officials at the school told the police about the students after another student had revealed that she knew a girl had brought a weapon into school.
The police found a steak knife, handcuffs, duct tape, electrical tape, transparent tape, ribbons, and a paperweight. The students intended on using these things against the teacher.
Students parents are cooperating with authorities, due to the fact that children can not be questioned without the parents permission.
The teacher teaches third grade students with attention deficit disorder, delayed development, and hyperactivity.
Since the children are so young, they can not be charged for a crime. However, the school may expel the students for the remainder of the school year due to parental concern.
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needs to be questioned too... to have provoked the children to this extent. must have been an extreme case of bully the weak
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the types and levels of pharmaceutical drugs that these kids were given prior to this incident and whether there were any other episodes prior to this. It is becoming more and more evident to the general public that pumping "problem" kids full of whatever drug Big Pharma touts as the latest and greatest thing is not really a solution.
It's not enough anymore to just be a good parent and stop there. No, passivity of parents is what got us where we are today. Today's parents must be self-educated in child behavior (to know what is appropriate at what age), what the schools are teaching (to know whether it is worth keeping their child at that school or how to correct the brainwashing), what Big Pharma and--by extension--what our government is pushing and which laws still protect the parents as legal custodians of their children's welfare (to prevent being bullied), and still play an active part in the daily lives of our children.
I sincerely hope that the whole truth comes out from this incident instead of being scrubbed and sanitized to protect agendas of other entities.
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