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In elementary school, if you forgot your homework in a class that happens before recess, you stay in for recess IN THE CLASS. However, if you forgot your homework in a class that happens before lunch, you have sit on the blacktop outside and watch the kids eat and play. Pure torture.

In middle school (current) no inappropriate music is allowed to be played, but occasionally they play music and I heard the song that goes "All the other kids with the pumped up kicks..." (What is it called anyways?)

G0D_M0D3 wrote:

bananaman114 wrote:

G0D_M0D3 wrote:

We got lockers in 4th grade.

We don't have them until highschool

Lucky you. Our lockers suck.

Luckily, I think my elementary used to be a middle school or something, so we had lockers since 1st grade.

See my topics.

No using ANY of the bathrooms at the end of the day or after school. Yeah, it's not good when you have to go at the end of the day. They lock them all up.

No smoking on school property. School isn't enforcing that.

Then, after I switched to a private school (for like 3 weeks) the rule was no music with even "dang" in it (EXTREMLEY religious school), then during gym they play music that references a VERY inapropriate topic, has the f and the a word in it. And that was the only song they ever played. And the bad words werent even bleeped out.

Last edited by wolvesstar97 (2011-12-31 00:33:11)

A one way system, yet teachers are allowed to disobey it, and even yell at you for  getting in their way... even when... they are.. going... the wrong... way.

And then they wonder why it's hated so much.

SpaceManMike wrote:

slapperbob wrote:

Well, it wasn't the whole school, but when I was in 4th grade, even if it was perfectly sunny and warm out, my teacher made us stay inside for recess. Every day. For the whole school year. And not only that, but the teacher made us do what she wanted us to do during recess. 

thats called study hall.

Id rather have that than detention.

But our school has neither

CylonToast wrote:

at my old school, bullies never got in trouble. the person that was being bullied did.

Same.
When I got bullied at primary school, the bully could do whatever he wanted, and if I told, I'd get told off for being a "telltale".

RedRocker227 wrote:

CylonToast wrote:

at my old school, bullies never got in trouble. the person that was being bullied did.

Same.
When I got bullied at primary school, the bully could do whatever he wanted, and if I told, I'd get told off for being a "telltale".

Same.
I'm a girl and I was made fun of because I was friends with a boy. But I always ended up getting in trouble, because the bully would make up some story like, Oh, he called me _______ and then it started a big fight between my friend and the bully. I didnt get involved.

coolstuff wrote:

When I was in grade 7, our school banned hugs and wouldn't allow people of the opposite genders within 2 feet of another. And they enforced it, too! Not that I really violated the rule, but other people did. It was ridiculous. 

WHAT?!
How could that've even been legal?!
I can sort of understand the hugs thing, because it *might* spread germs or something, but not allowing opposite genders to be less than two feet away is just ridiculous!

RedRocker227 wrote:

slapperbob wrote:

SpaceManMike wrote:

thats called study hall.

no, it wasn't just me that had to stay inside, the whole class did. every day. for the whole school year.

Was it as a punishment or something?

no. she was just being mean.

In elementary school, the PE coaches had a strict rule: Only drink the water that tastes like metal if you've got a cut.
They also had: Don't stop playing unless you're hurt badly (Once, I was jump-roping on the rocky, jagged ground in second grade. I tripped on the rope and got a really deep cut-- almost the size of my knee. I couldn't bend my knee and the coach told me to "Get a sip of water and go back! You don't need a God(censored) bandage!")