We had a kid running in the hall outside my classroom about an hour and a half ago, during one of the lunches. He slipped and bounced his head off the polished concrete floor. When I went to lunch, the EMTs were strapping him to a backboard, but the school nurse said he is OK. He was conscious and talking. We tell them repeatedly not to run in the halls, and to stay in their designated area, but it just goes in one ear and out the other. It still scared the heck out of us. We had a kid killed earlier in the year leaving school. Everybody was shook up over that, so this incident rattled everyone.
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Anonymous-0
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Yep......If there weren't any slick floor signs or no running etc. He'll prolly be able to retire before he even finishes school............
Billy Shafer
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Naw they will be there in the morning
omahagreg
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Kinda similar, but different. This morning in Omaha, a 14 year old missed his bus, then decided to walk 5 miles to school. When he got there he had frostbite, they sent him to the hospital! School is saying the bus driver waited the prescribed amount of time at his house, no response, went on his way. I am sure a lawsuit is coming in this one as well. I did not think it was that cold this morning, but I suppose he did not dress for it either-no personal responsibility! Greg
Goose
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About 25 years ago, when I was Building and Grounds Supervisor for a local public school district, a high school girl was waiting in the lobby of the high school for her boyfriend to pick her up. When her boyfriend didn't show up when she thought he should, she got mad and punched the glass out of one of the plate glass doors in the lobby.
She cut her hand some, just lucky it was cold enough she was wearing a long sleeved coat.
The school billed her for replacing the glass, and she paid it. That was just before all the PC foolishness started.
She cut her hand some, just lucky it was cold enough she was wearing a long sleeved coat.
The school billed her for replacing the glass, and she paid it. That was just before all the PC foolishness started.
I can remember running into the classroom and tripping on a desk leg, quite fortunately catching myself with the corner of my eye on another desk. Seven stitches later I was good to go. However that was in first grade is my excuse AND I didn't miss any days of work because of it! lol
Anonymous-0
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Of course the school is responsible for him getting his donkey moving!! mule whatever, didn't accept a$$.So if you say someone killed someone with the jawbone of an a,, that's not acceptable.
when I rode the schoolbus many moons ago,we stopped to pick up Dave, 14 yr old redhead. He gave a big "show off" leap for the door, caught his big clumsy foot on the step & fell onto the steps & slithered down to the ground. Determined now, he jumped again & caught his foot on the door & fell to the pavement. Gave another mighty leap & caught his feet on the door AND the step & hit the ground again. The 4th time he got on like a gentleman, bloodier but wiser.
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