Peg Jones was busy trying to close a very lucretive home sale when the phone rang. “Damn, it would have to ring when the secretary’s out,” she said to herself. “Jones Realty, Mrs. Jones speaking. May I help you?” “Good afternoon, Mrs. Jones. This is Ms. Ames, the Principal at Springville Middle School. Would it be possible for you to come down to the school this afternoon.” “Has something happened to Mike?” “No, as far as I know, he’s fine and should be on the way home. I need to talk to you about him, though. It’s important.” “I’m tied up in the office right now. The secretary should be back in about 20 minutes. Could I meet you when she returns?” “If you would, please. I’ll see you then.” “What’s the matter with Mike and school?” she wondered. The call bothered her until her secretary returned and she noticed she had not completed the paperwork on the house. “Sarah, could you finish the contract on this. It needs to be ready for the first thing in the morning. I’ve got a meeting and will be gone for the rest of the afternoon. Thanks. See you in the morning.”
Brat Gets his Due1
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And when we got there the Cupboard was Bare11
A boy who misbehaves is no more or less guilty than a girl who, independently, does exactly the...
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School Punishment Book103
Third: sexism. being a co-ed school, I would assume the ratio of boys to girls would be pretty close...
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School Corporal Punishment History33
“Punishment for failing to learn a lesson has several intensities and purposes. It can be done as an example....
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Whole Class Punisment14
In my experience we had more problems of that ilk with PE staff than anyone else. I suspect it...
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The Cane and the Double Standard54
How much influence Britain had on corporal punishment policy in Australian schools is an interesting question to begin...
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Cane Marks28
Two strokes are usualy gone in a day or two-three at most. Four possibly a week but no more....
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The Cane and the Double Standard14
All the boys without question kept their heads down, even to the point of avoiding eye contact with the...
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And when we got there the Cupboard was Bare16
THIS really needs ultra-careful management. Doc’s quote-now, it sounds like the Victorian treadmill at first-totally pointless waste of time!...