https://www.zerohedge.com/health/california-bans-public-schools-suspending-troublemakers In another example of why public schools are a complete failure, California has now passed a bill making it illegal for a school to suspend kids who are disruptive in class. This should do wonders for classroom discipline and improve the learning environment immeasurably.....
ALREADY POSTED: http://politicalforum.com/index.php?threads/ca-banning-school-suspensions-for-‘willful-defiance’.561468/
California is a petri dish that cultures and incubates all the terrible leftists ideas that then spread out like a cancer, and infect the rest of the country, and even the world.
It's actually a bit more subtle than that. I wish reporters were more precise with headlines. From the sacbee article which was linked in the zerohedge article. Willful defiance (at least in schools I worked in) means the kid just said "no I won't do that" etc. That is a specific term. While I do think that willful defiance should be a suspendable offense, I think a better alternative is "In school suspension" (ISS) in which a kid goes to school to a special room, usually with library style study carrels (so they can't see anything but their desk), and is sent work by his normal teachers. In most schools, the kids were required to complete all assigned work (and have no other disciplinary problems) for their time assigned to ISS. If they disrupt ISS, then they are sent home for a couple of days for disrupting ISS. When they return, they have to complete their ISS sentence. When I was a teacher, I would pile on the work for ISS students. In one case, I ended up giving the student 6 weeks worth of his missed assignments. He ended up passing my class by the skin of his teeth due to ISS. Anyway, if I were a 4-8th grade teacher in California, I would simply get more creative with my referrals. Instead of calling it willful defiance, I'd nail them with some other creative offense title.
