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I bet they found all of this out through MySpace and Facebook, too.
That's the other thing... I remember what rumors and innuendo were like when I was in high school. I can only imagine how quickly things spread now, information both good and bad.
Yeah, you know, I just Googled "Panther Creek bomb threat" and down near the end of the page I saw a choice for a MySpace page (that I didn't click on because I'm at work and that is forbidden!) where some kid is posting that "nothing new ever happens there except, like, a bomb threat or sumthin... lol"
I hope we have not gotten to the point where some kid who would like to start holiday break a day early can start rumors and effectively call off school.
When we get back from break, we have only nine instructional days before EOCs start. On a block schedule, a school day is a lot to miss. I can assure you that we will be having class tomorrow and that my students will not notice a difference between it and any other school day.
Agreed - Roscomac - my AP kids have a major exam tomorrow and my other kids will be having a quiz and doing Blue Diamond assessments.
If he's fearful - touch base w/ student services and the principal, see what they're thinking - and keep him home if you feel it's best. But don't do it because "no instruction will be happening"!
I don't see anyone complaining about forced bussing in this thread?
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