Posted on 06/12/2008 12:41:46 PM PDT by bs9021
Middle School Pregnancy Test
by: Deborah Lambert, June 12, 2008
An irate father in Jackson, Mississippi is demanding that his daughter’s sixth grade teacher at the Chastain Middle School be fired, said pcblogspot.com.
According to Curtis Lyons, the teacher handed out a survey asking students to select which one of their classmates was most likely to contract AIDS, get pregnant or die before they graduated. When she learned that her fellow students thought she would be the first one to get pregnant, his daughter—an honor student—was humiliated, said Lyons.
“Where was the lesson in that?” asked Lyons, who said that in his opinion, this person should not be teaching kids....
(Excerpt) Read more at campusreportonline.net ...
I agree with dad.
WTH??
Does not the yearbook always put stuff like this in it?
Most likely to this.....
Most likely to that......
My best advise to that kid....don’t go to any school reunions! They are just full of old, fat, bald people that you did not want to know then and don’t want to know now. Get on with your life!
I agree with dad.
NO!
You tell the kid this.......In twenty years the person who said this will be old, fat, bald, all of the above and God knows what else. Then you say to the kid “ask me how I know, it is call class reunion where karma catches up with you!”
I promise you the kid will one day get the point.
Oh I forgot one!
“Plastic surgery disaster”
You see that at class reunions too! Those are really fun to see!
As a former Jackson Public Schools employee (as of May), let me just quote the words of the great Martin Luther King by saying:
FREE AT LAST, FREE AT LAST, THANK GOD ALMIGHTY I’M FREE AT LAST!
Look for them to be in the news a lot next year, my school lost 50% of their teaching staff this year!
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