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In reply to the discussion: 11-year-old sent to principal's office for telling fellow students to stop making Nazi salute [View all]whopis01
(3,491 posts)26. I think you may have misread the article.
It is a little poorly worded, but if you read carefully the girl who was assigned to play Hitler was not the same girl who got upset and was sent to the principals office.
So the girl who got overly upset was not the one being razzed by the students making the hand gesture.
So I would disagree with you. The girl who was sent to the principals office was not upset about being bullied. She was upset that other students were making a Nazi gesture.
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11-year-old sent to principal's office for telling fellow students to stop making Nazi salute [View all]
DavidDvorkin
May 2019
OP
"Mrs. A," the teacher who sent her to the principal, and the principal, both need to be fired.
SunSeeker
May 2019
#3
The headline is correct. Merely being sent to the principal's office amounts to discipline.
SunSeeker
May 2019
#8
The only "situation" they were trying to calm down was the girl's objections to the salutes.
SunSeeker
May 2019
#14
An opportunity for the school to dig in to why it's wrong. The entire lead up to genocide.
Evolve Dammit
May 2019
#13