I was thinking same. Lolz

Unfortunately with parents like her, it's never about her kid. It's about her being called out for bad parenting and she just wants to vent her anger in any way possible.

yep,many people are like that.busy criticizing other instead of taking charge of their own life,i am guilty of it as well

to mammies their sons can do no wrong

Exactly

True, but he looks like he pushing 50...🤣😭😉😅😂

He looks the same age in every movie 😭

He's 189 years old.

You savage hahaha

@@mudejartrainingnaturalscie6938 👀👀

Thank you! Doing the Lord's work right here!

Damn. This movie was made when Ted Bundy got Executed.

@@lexionplayz563 XD

​​@@fattybuccha72190Yeah it was about a month and 2 weeks after Ted Bundy died in Old Sparky.

Like why make a recap but leave out the title of the film?!?

Parents like that need to never be heard from again

single mothers lol, its obvious there was no father in that kids life, he got whatever he wanted and lead to his demise.

@@afwdawdawdwadw1595 BS

Sad thing is, most parents are like her (not all). Having this mentality: 'My little angel can do no wrong. Its everyone else bullying her/him that's the problem' I find it's the parents who ruin the child in the end.

Sounds like huge portion of my mom side of the family hahaha....

No that isn't always the case I had that and yet I still skip school I still did drugs I had nothing to do with the people who raised me, but I will give them this I have a strong set of morals because of them. But the school skipping that was all me and I only started caring when they threatened to put my grandmother in jail which makes no sense why are they threatening to put her in jail if I skip school? What is she supposed to do hold my hand the whole time and make sure I'm in class the whole time?

@@gamingangel4283 - It's considered Educational Neglect. If a parent or guardian fails to correct the behavior CPS had the legal right to take the minor from said guardian. Depending on on the state as each penalty is different. Jail time can be one of such penalties for a parent or guardian. They gave you a choice. Your grandmother wasn't correcting the problem. As a minor and her being a legal guardian she's responsible for you well being. Unless the crime you committed gets you tried as an adult she can be held just as responsible

@@gamingangel4283 Because you were a child and you didn't think about the consequences of your actions you only started caring when it started to effect people you care about. You were a minor which means someone is responsible for you and legally any consequences you bring on yourself is also on them

That's a truckload of bullshit right there.

@@jasonalbran376 funny how we as peasants can be held accountable like that but it does not work the other way around.

The school never got fixed?

Then its not that true of a story is it?

@@khansahb8 lol, well what's true is that under that principles leadership that school did turn around, but once he was gone it was all downhill from there.

@@TheShiningOnesyou ain’t bullshiting either. When Joe Clark was there he was the man and once he left it plummeted into the toilets

They set him up to get fired too. Celebrated them passing the HSPT by having Run DMC perform and next thing you know they had a stripper show. Who does that?

What is The name of The movie

@@davidsamsonjnr1095 it's called Lean on me (1989)

Same. I am of the philosophy that helps those who want to help themselves.

back when i was in school it pissed me off when the teachers would stop class cause two of the class clowns would be talking or on their phones or something like, you got a room full of kids that wanna learn the material still, stopping class every 10 minutes to wait for the troublemakers is only hindering everyone else. then a few grades later i had a teacher that took no bullshit and was so thankful cause kids that didnt wanna learn were separated and the rest of us got to attend class with no interruptions.

These movies were great. They did show the real problem in education. Todays movies reek of forced diversity

But he was the principal right?

@@Sir_4_5_SHOTS Yep. He was a teacher, but when they showed Eastside 20 years later, he was the principal.

When it comes to being principal,he act like a dictator...but a good one they needed

@@huyphamle159 it's a rare case where the dictator actually does an amazing job instead of failing like some certain country in certain part of Korean continent. The principal actually paid a lot of attention, put his efforts to the max, and cared a lot for the students (unlike some certain teacher in '60s failing at experimenting on implementing dictatorship to immature students carelessly) That school already had more than 2K clean students despite of already dumping out the early disappointment ones and yet it still functioned properly and even boosted the passing percentages more than 60% From this movie i can already tell why those bullies turned out like that just by looking at Leonna.

@Can you not? Can i not? Can WE not? Singapore is an example of a country that has heavily progressed thanks to an iron-fisted leader similar to Joe

That's why school shooters are needed. US American let it grow 😂

agreed. there are alternative schools, charter schools and even residential schools for the more aggressive, or delinquent, students. The 'just having a bad day and lashing out' excuse does not cover the trend of dysfunction and multifaceted violence of and actual 'bully.' (ie nakshatra). Having twenty plus years in both youth and adult correctional environments as well as an MPA, placing troubled youth in a different learning environment it the better option.

They were beyond bullies. Had they done these things outside the school they’d have records. Schools need to stop allow criminal behavior go unchecked. Most minors get a one time pass for first minor offenses and that scares a lot from worst

@@nakshatramusic21 are you a girl or something?

@@nakshatramusic21 you literally wrote a whole essay lmao

Ironically, she's neither white nor middle to upper class!

​@@daniellevinson6975Being a Karen isn't race or income based, tho.

They can't accept they failed their kids, so they seek to shift the guilt to any other party that isn't them. That's how a lot of people are, sadly.

@@glidershower Absolutely!!

Her kid was a nice young boy - This happened even in 1960s

Rest in Velocity

Using a make believe story as an example is one of the MANY things wrong with the American public.

this is a fictional story and ive never heard of a similar situation happening before. what point are you trying to make?

@@brandonsanchez398 bruh, it happens so many times, just because it doesn't appear in the news doesn't mean it doesn't happen

@@MichaelApproved its based on real events and if you don't think shit parents support shit kids in every school system I have a bridge to sell you.

@@MichaelApproved Bruh, this movie is based on a true story. Look up Joe Louis Clark he did expel 300 students but not like he did in the movie.

It’s like people forget their own children is an example of the parent themselves.

@@powlow3676 right!? Even if we raised ourselves, we still are a reflection of our parents

“itself”

Mr Miyagi: No such thing as bad kid, only bad parent! Parent say, child do. Parent do, child do.

@@ngndnd what do you suggest? Is it not understandable anyways?

"You rack disciprine." -South Park

​@Colin12475 exactly what I thought 😂😂

Yes he was. He is what the educational system needs but the system tends to get rid of. I'm a teacher and the system still doesn't seem to understand the problems. They are worried about lawsuits from parents, losing funding if they expel a student or getting re-elected instead of educating the students. I remember a student who never did his homework and wanted to take Calculus. I saw him and several boys from the same class and I asked him how he was doing in Calculus. He said he was earning an A. I must have had a puzzled look on my face. He started to leave. I said "Hold it!" and then I said there was NO Way on God's Green Earth you could be earning an A in her without doing your Homework and you never did any homework in my class. How did she get you to do it? He informed me that if he did not do his homework that the teacher would expel him from the class. That she 100 other students who wanted to be there! Everyone has a right to education but its also a privilege to be there

No for real. I re-watched this the other day after like 10 years. And now that i've actually work with middle school kids before i totally agree with this. If they put half as much time into their kids as they do complaining how it's everyone else's fault. The kids might actually learn something!

Some parents can only see their children as perfect angels being held down by the man. Dealt with many of them in my life. It's never their babies fault.

@@0INFERNO1 some parents can't accept that they raised Satan himself

Name of the movie anyone ?

@@section5760 Lean on me

Individual teachers can't do much but reforms do help a lot. My favourite is classrooms for teen mums /parents just a quite place to breastfeed, calm a crying baby ect. Most kids need those kinda reforms also a kick in the teeth(and sex ed), going through a pregnancy will normally do that to ya.

Yes yes yes…..

Teachers can do a lot by just listening, instead they’re too focused on saying shit based on presumptions. I broke down crying by my locker one day and was brought to a counselor, I said I was crying cause I hate my moms boyfriend. He didn’t ask why but started telling me about his childhood. I understood the purpose but if he had asked me what happened I would’ve said that my moms boyfriends is a meth addict who touched me that morning. He didn’t ask me why, he just wanted to spout shit to hide his inability to properly understand kids and nothing was done. I’ve looked to teachers for help and they only give a shit if something valuable to them is on the line. No teacher would care enough for any student to just listen without prejudice. His prejudice was seeing me as just a kid upset about moms new boyfriend, which is wrong. I was a kid getting abused and broke down one day looking for help, I just needed someone to listen. Teachers are people, people are full of bullshit. I think the least of everyone until I know them, but the more I know the more I hate them cause everyone is a piece of shit on the inside. No one reflects the ideals they hold, they simply hold them to say “hEY LoOK wHaT i CaN dO”. I’ve only seen teachers use their position as a podium for themselves, an example would be when students come back from vacation we have to deal with teachers telling us what they did. Maybe they’ll have their student pets talk but in the end we’re 20 minutes into class with the only progress being a self centered display of them shoving their heads up their assholes. If we don’t have time for every student to share then stfu, you shouldn’t have the time either. Every teacher I’ve met has shown themselves to be completely incapable of seeing a student as a student, with no prejudice. They see me as I look, but often our environment influences that and no one try’s to understand cause they don’t have to. No one makes the choice to understand, it’s forced on them. The counselor told me about his sad childhood so I’d be thankful for what I have, but he never took a moment to think I could be going through something far worse than he could imagine. But what should I expect when my Mom did the same thing.

I agree. The children that have been mentally damaged by their upbringing outnumber staff and are beyond simple exposure to a good role model. Even as early as middle school, the kids are beyond help and, like you said, it's just damage control. Keep them in the classroom, lower all the behavioral standards, and get (for the parents) get them diagnosed and on behavioral meds. That's the reality. They don't turn around when they're that far gone.

Amen!

It's based on an actual person so Joe Louis Clark

@@reptiles3244 I am aware

Yea, I had a similar experience, only the teacher was black. He taught boys how to be gentlemen and girls to be ladies. Every once in a while, we used to break out in song in class.

Lol don't remember her name

What's their race have to do with it?

and her name....was Betty White. This is her story.

@@ultimatesunrise I don't mean any offence by having the race

Movie title ??

@@breacharce2536 Lean On Me

God Speed you absolute Legend

there is a lot more criticism of his methods these days. could you imagine someone doing that these days? he wouldn't last a weekend.

@@junodonatus4906 his thinking was that the bad ones were creating more bad ones. basically, they were forcing the good ones to adapt to their bad environment. once they were removed they could thrive.

I see it more as, everyone can be redeemed if given the chance but they have to mean it and put effort into it. I still think that no one is completely hopeless, it's just that, if they don't want it you shouldn't waste your energy on them when you could use it for something more productive.

You can't expect an idiot to think can you?

Well Leona Barrett was a b**** anyway and I also didn't like how Chief Gaines called the kids savages how dare he!

yeah, that was so weird. lol

Narcissist parenting in a nutshell

If the school gets rid of her kid and the school succeeds, it means the principal was right and the kid was part of the problem, making the mom look bad. If the school keeps the kid and the school fails or if the school gets rid of the kid and the school fails, it means she has deniability and that she isn't a failure of a mother.

It's not a real documentary. IRL the Staff/Teacher's Union were after him, for firing teachers. I believe he also embarrassed the Cops & Criminal Justice folks for not arresting drug dealers as well??

Correct me if I am wrong but from what I understand public schools are funded by the number of butts in seats and thus don't expel the troublemakers which makes it difficult for those who want to learn and for teachers to teach. 🤔

@@DarknamjaOnly Partly. But the real "problem students," frequently ditch school or have attendance problems anyway.

We can only dream..

well congratulations you just expelled 95% of all American high school students for talking in class 😂

What’s the name of the movie I’m going to try and buy it

@@nerdgeekcosplay909 Lean On Me

Face a wall, hellspawn.

Yoofs or yewfs.

@@mohammedabdulkader7422 thanks

He respects them enough to risk them burning in an inferno. Padlocking emergency exits indeed. Cheers! :)

@@zapazap They we’re already at risk from their location, you really think you said something huh lol

@@relyk9157 They were already at risk, yes. But rell me please; does padlocking emergency doors not _increase_ their risk? Cheers! :-)

At risk when you consider that the school itself would've shut down, leaving many kids without an education. Besides, the likelihood of a fire randomly breaking out is nearly 0 if the facilities are maintained. Lastly, it's not too hard to say one of the problem kids would've set the school on fire if given enough time.

@@Zynderion117 Why would leaving the emergency doors unchained cause the school to be shutdown? Cheers! :)

You mean turning the city into a cesspool 😂🤣😂🤣😂 Paterson NJ crime skyrocketed because of Joe. What happened to the expelled students? No school means free time to perfect crime skills

I adored my strict principal and teachers I was a good student but those were the ones you can tell were truly passionate about their job and wanted to see you reach full potential. They were also funny and cool to be around when not teaching or having to deal with wayward students

you mean parents.

ye he is a good principal :>

He’s crazy but he gives a damn about the kids.

This man is the definition of a Tyrant, Lawful Neutral or Lawful Good, but not Chaotic.

If you don't think there can be Chaotic aligned tyrants, the tanar'ri would like a word with you. @@AlyssMa7rin

This happens when woke people are in power and when parents are punished for trying to raise their children properly. You can't expect someone to act like an adult when he had been codled like a child his whole life.

@@fabiandialer1715 Not all woke parents are helicopter parents.

Teacher as the least to blame. They care and that's why they got into teaching. The parent's can't raise kids, and administration wants to keep kids in the classroom and not have discipline issues. So, the teachers hands are tied. As soon as you send a bad kid out of the room so the rest can learn administration blames the teacher for poor "classroom management." Mainly it's the parents, or lack of parenting that are to blame.

You can say all of that nonsense because OTHER school districts were NOT deliberately designed to fail to create a straight line from horrible education to horrible prisons...America deliberately designed the worse housing schools and jobs...TO MAKE BLACK PEOPLE A PERMANENT UNDERCLASS...to quote Joe Clarke.

Sooooo YOU give absolutely NO regard to the buildings, resources, security, home conditions and communities students not just came from but were designed to be in. Why are WHITE schools and colleges better equipped with whatever is necessary to create better outcomes? So blame the parents, who in most cases, may be the mother or grandmother who must work 2 or 3 jobs to keep the home going. It is certainly NOT accidental that the self styled greatest democracy and richest nation in the world, DOESN'T HAVE FREE EDUCATION FOR ALL.

He didn't just throw out the kids that couldn't pass but those who had the worst influence on others...

Congratz you have figured out how high performing schools work.

And then he got a pass rate of > 70%, meaning at least 1890 kids. Eliminating the disruptions and bad influences increased the absolute number of kids who met the bar by over 50%.

Those 300 kids were creating an environment that was causing the teachers to struggle to teach the kids who did want to learn. The test scores went up at that school after Mister Clark expelled those kids who did not want to learn. they were disrupting order in the school. I am 79 years old, and I remember the situation because I followed the story from start to finish. It was not just one parent who sabotaged Joe Clark. Some kids had not attended class for three months and the parents of those kids complained that mister Clark was depriving their kids of getting an education. Most of those parents had never attended a PTA meeting in their lives and they were illiterate themselves. The white establishment wants to maintain an underclass to supply their businesses with a slave workforce. Walmart, Target, fast food joints, restaurants, pizza parlors, Amazon, and other businesses all have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo.

@@maxxmabemwe4859 I'm not arguing whether throwing those students out was the right move or not or whether it was moral or not. I'm just pointing out that in one move he increased his pass\fail rate by 5%. He achieved 15% of his goal (actually 16.16% of his goal) to improve the pass fail rate by 30%. If you followed the story closely it's not hard to know more of the actual details than I do. I was in elementary school in the Joe Clark days in Florida a state that was testing in bottom two in most criteria across the board from k through 12 and continues to rank in the bottom 5 almost 40 years later in every measurable way. 60 % of our high school "graduates" require remedial classes to attend our colleges. If I flip 3000 coins on a table, physics and statistics roughly 1500 will land heads 50% or 1500\3000. If I take away 300 of the coins that landed on tails. It becomes 1500 heads out of 2700. 1500\2700 or 55.55%. I didn't change physics or statistics just eliminated the total. Same 1500 heads as before. Again I'm not arguing right or wrong decision or fair or unfair or even moral and immoral.

He was cray!

its a true story ?

​@@arpankumardas4221 yes

Joe Clark was a caring man who accomplished a lot in Paterson. He was also certifiable lol. However, that's what Paterson needed at the time.

My aunt was born in the late 70s. She made us watch this movie every Sunday. I now know the schools song. 😂😂😂 I know this movie line for line now.

My middle school used to be like that back in the 80’s but now (middle schoolers vaping/ disobeying teachers/ illegal drugs/ etc. if you are wondering why I didn’t include school shootings because there hasn’t been school shootings in my school or county I live in Georgia btw Gwinnett county

@@moonlxghtdazess2430 there have been school shootings at my school but it has only been between the kids

I forgot to mention the extremely illegal drugs and use of guns in the school

@@-noplangaming-9268 I think something similar is Starting to happen at my school like literally people who goes to my school are posting themselfs consuming that green leaf thing and they are middle schoolers..

Literally my Texas school in the 90s without the shiny redemption.

Typical Momma Bear

Yeah lol they know that their kid is doing bad in school and is doing illegal stuff and the only thing they cared about is the principle expelling their kid

par for the course for thst demo 😉

"couldn't* care less" if she could care less, then that means she still cares.

@@guillermoelnino Which demographic? See plenty of your kind along the US-MEX border and in NM/TX causing a ruckus. Add East LA to that too.

If only she was that involved before....

Cause she is a failed parent or has a bad kid and it reflects on her, many adults live vicariously through their children.

Because her character is a mammy Definition : Used to describe women who baby, coddle, and take care of men in any race or ethnicity. Usually used to describe black women since they are the biggest offenders.

She's in Bottman's payroll

It's crazy how they gave this one woman so much power just because it helped THEM. Not because they cared about anything she had to say

It's stupid but people do it.

Karen moments

I’ve noticed that ignorant and uneducated people tend to blame everybody and everything for a situation, but never take responsibility for their own actions. Gabby Hanna, David Dobrik, and pretty much every Karen are great examples. *btw black women are generally the most highly educated group racial group

At least she did not padlock emergency exits. Cheers! :)

@@zapazap okay that was a bit drastic but funny we now want buzz doors so threats cannot enter the school which is why he locked the doors in the first place.

If they did, PTA will on their knives to stab their honor, teaching and problems.

because like the one woman in this movie, parents can NEVER see the wrong their child did, even if their kids are beating people up or doing drugs at school etc, theyll just scream and cuss out the teachers and principle instead of taking responsibility and like the movie, try and get the teacher or whoever fired cause their kids a pos. so teachers cant do much

Because of Parents JUST like Leona Barret. (The shrew literally was never ostracized, we never even see her Son try to get back in. She is a shit parent that wants everyone to burn with her shitty actions.)

@@captainmycaptain8334 Hence why i argue those parents should go through similar shit as their kid's victims. Legit, watch it turn SO quickly.

Nowadays it's all about avoiding lawsuits and bad publicity

Those are the worst types of parents in opinion

Probably those kinds of parents still babying their misbehaving kids and failed to raise them to be a good decent person.

Karens and Kevins in a Nutshell

Most of these bullies haven't been taught the right way

@@nakshatramusic21 you said a whole bunch of nothing,the coment above is clear enough,parents are the ones who you blame first them the kids you keep making excuses for shitty parents and their shitty kids,wich makes me belive you are either one of those,you can and have to blame them so they can maybe MAYBE change this whole caring bs only breeds more of those trash parents with trash kids you my friend is blind and soft

That part was one of my favorites too. 👍🏽👍🏽😊 You expected the worst to happen and then he makes her version of the school anthem the official version. 1💪🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Was the city Boulder,Colorado?

Can you tell me more about your mom. She sounds super cool and I would like to hear more stories

That’s amazing

@@PirateCat822 It was a city in Mexico in a narco state.

@@vienna-mf8xb There are a lot of cool little stories and anecdotes about her time working there. For example, the state where we live is extremely political when it comes to teachers, they are one of the main forces in elections. That's why she had lots of enemies that wanted her job. She had lots of traps that people gave her like sending her oficial papers to sign among the hundreds of papers she used to sign weekly that would make her look bad or risk losing her job with the help of the news media but she managed to avoid all those in very clever ways and specially with the help of secretaries that used to hate her but she made them her best friends later on. Schools used to be secuestred by corrupt parent organizations that used to steal from the school store, they used to block schools with chains demanding things and she found a way to make that stop forever. She had the press at the beginning against her, payed by corrupt powers but in the end some reporters saw the good she was doing over time and secretly told her they were paid to do some things but they would always try to help her or advice her so she could keep doing her job. And when you take into account that she had 4 kids and her husband, my father, used to beat us in very monstruos ways the story takes on to another level. My father didn't want her to study, to advance her level, so she used to wait until he was asleep to study, that's how she managed to get her education job. Just imagine waking up to ready 4 kids for school, cooking, ironing, then going to work as a teacher, then coming back home to cook again endure abuse and then waiting for your abusive husband to go to sleep to study and do homework in secret to get higher grades and job opportunities, sleeping a couple hours and doing everything again. They were both teachers but she was special, she got the highest scores in her exams and presented tesis that advanced the field. I have written little by little the stories for years in hopes of someday making a script for a movie. She is still alive and to this day every single teacher in the city knows her and the kids she helped years ago who are now adults still give her presents and recognize her work and the help she gave them to thrive regardless of their economical situation.

You know if this guy was running schools no one would even know what a school shooting would be

Your pic is cute, how can I contact 😍

Morgan freeman was in wanted right?

Dam this movie kinda sucks

What's it called?

That's interesting. Even without knowing that it doesn't take much to realize this movie is fantasy. Just like Dangerous Minds. It's not that easy to turn kids around, if ever.

Im sure your lack of support was devastating for him 😂

Nah just the way he acts in the movie shows hes a POS. F him.

whats the movie name?

What’s the movie name?

@@eljhin1 Lean on me

Nice

Hear hear. That's kinda why most private schools in the Philippines kinda fare better than public ones...

Ngl public schools are a nightmare In the Philippines you would get bullied for speaking English in school or do or say say some stupid shit.

@@sonata8775 but the good thing is you're allowed to beat up the bully as long as nobody else knows🤫

Well my father was a teacher in inner city schools charter schools and public schools and the number one issue all teachers have is lack of community support from parents. You have students who have issues from home that come to school and don’t respect authority or want to learn adding more stress on teachers who have to play disciplinarian there’s principals and school boards who never dealt with the classroom running schools with no regards to the needs of teacher who thoroughly care for the students and the parents are just like the mother. So who would feel defeated and do bare minimum when you are the most essential employee in the country to educate and uplift the next generation while being attacked by wayward children because their home life is trash, the parents who don’t take accountability for their kids or the trash environment they create or the higher ups who aren’t qualified for the position? Those kids are a product of their environment it’s not the teacher fault. They fire teachers who won’t stick to ridiculous courses because they know every child doesn’t learn the same and they cram children in to squeeze out as much as possible while cutting programs like the arts so their pockets can get fatter and guess who suffer, the kids who already have stresses from home and the underpaid teachers. I went to a suburban diverse school. And I can assure you there was a drastic difference all because of community support! Parents and teachers have to come together.

​@@babyt556A lotta inner-city people are poor and work a lot, draining them of time to spend with their kids.

Too many excuses. It does start at home. Content being irrelevant in their eyes is no reason to be rude, disrespectful, and out of control. That's always used as the scapegoat when really the kids just love being rude and disrespectful.

Who is Joe? Edit, I mean I am Australian, so the significance of this principle is unknown to me, as I believe this is set in America

Every school does not need a Joe.

Joe would have been laughed out of my school. Then again we had 5% of the problems Joe did.

The first thing he did was dump 300 of the kids, and than told one to kill themself.

Schools are so under the government thumbs they can't do anything without asking permission first and it's not worth it because they're always denied. The government makes curriculums too. In Indiana Teachers aren't even allowed to protest. That's a freaking 1st ammendment right. People get BENT about the right to bear arms but don't care about the right to protest. IT IS RIDICULOUS

What movie title

@@TheSlowestSlothss Lean on Me.

😂😂 Yep. Watched this movie when I was a kid too and my biggest take aways were I loved Morgan Freeman's character and I absolutely hated that Leona woman. 👀👎🏽👎🏽

The trouble makers being upset and trying to break back into school is an extremely accurate portrayal of what would happen. Misery loves company, and expelling them while they get to see all the other kids stay and make a legitimate shot at making the school better would enrage them to no end. Imagine the means for your entire existence and justification for existing, spreading misery, was suddenly ripped away from you. You'd be pissed!

Sure did!!💯💯

I must agree. His ways may have been unorthodox, but schools like that need some heavy-duty industrial cleaner, the big guns, and no kid gloves. Because a spritz of water, a cap gun, and Mickey Mouse gloves just weren't gonna cut it.

A principle like this would not work in Real Life USA. There is always at least one asshole who can easily buy or steal a gun anywhere and start murdering teachers. Take away all guns, fu** the 2nd ame.., defund the police and teachers can finally get rough on rowdies and bulies without the fear getting shoot one day.

Need to act more like him not have more, 1 to start 1,000

He actually didn't. The school did not improve over his tenure and was taken over by the state as a result. Expelling a large number of students increased crime in the area. His actions have been regarded as a failure over the long term.

Principals don't have the power to expel students. That is much higher up the chain.

@@glennwatson3313 Regardless, my little brothers safety was in danger.

@@firechasersparkles2023 I'm sure you are right but the people the blame are not the principal or the teachers. The blame falls with the voters and the school board they elected.

One way doors that can only be opened from the inside and as an emergency with a special key from the outside.

@@fabiandialer1715 it said someone let him in from the inside. Special key could work tho.

in real life he was never arrested

@@wotterthose4511 that's criminal itself

Yes don’t forgot parents also accountable , a school is a community !!

Rather a lot of little compromises, budget cuts is a sure way to school decay.

Teachers used to whoop me💀y’all should be happy

Bring back paddling!

@@d3stello157 When did people stop rowing boats?

They are important and should be treated as such. Which means restructuring our failing systems to better support their needs and helping them as individuals.

@@d3stello157 right, because beating children won’t produce more ignorant fearful idiots. We have enough boomers, thank you.

And all single moms who are bad parents have the same mindset

What’s the movie name

@@boytmax9893 Lean on Me

No.

That program is strictly to get govt funds since districts are paid based on attendance. Nothing to do with bettering education. Make them repeat grades or let them leave is right.

@@sarahtobore2832 No what? No, we shouldn't let them leave; or no, it's not the opposite of no child left behind?

@@zacharysheetz3701 use that confusion, Zachary.

@@sarahtobore2832 what?

It's better then having kids with knifes and guns entering the school

​@@anarubi4537What if they are already in the school?

So he was the best. He got the job done where others failed and gave up

Well he knew the best way to actually turn to school around was by getting rid of bad apples which was a good thing along with being a strict disciplinary. i’m not gonna lie but are used to last year live in an apartment for almost a year before I finally got a condo this year and I went back to it and it used to be a complete total disgrace now it’s gotten a little better now. They had a bunch of tenants living there most of them affiliated with drugs gangs and other kinds of criminal activity and I guess they finally the new management got rid of them all made changes to then again doesn’t mean I’m gonna go back to renting I prefer pay mortgage better