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Now that's some logical thinking right there. Put the little charmers into a very structured program that will maintain their next years studies that involves 50 hours of community service DEALING WITH SENIORS and also have the parents regularly and in depth involved in their program. Finding out they're on the same train as all of us with hearing of some of the life accomplishments of seniors they meet might go towards educating them they're not the chosen ones they think they are and their day behind the plow will come soon enough.
Parents actually having to accept some of the responsibility for their little darlin's behaviour and be required to attend regular update meetings on progress made or lost during their redemption will go a long way to apprise other parents who think their duties begin and end with the X-box purchase, are sorely mistaken.
They got 50 hour comserv, expelled and sent to a continuation school, and they have to walk (no more bus for you)
To top it off, the woman was gifted over $650,000 to take a trip for life away from that dung heap of a school bus. I hope she sends each one of them a postcard.
This is very good news. At their age, thats a pretty decent punishment. Not just having to do what the need to do in the public's eye, but now should be some hell to pay at home. I hope all the parents "parent up" to their kids and punish accordingly.
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