Students protest SC police officers firing

[key2success]

Originally Posted by jburress

100 students out of 2000?

Does that mean the media is saying 95% of the students are horrified or terrified?

what about the 1000 students that don't care

was going along with the officer and but after his background came out. No justification for this dim wit. he need to be fired

[Sherifftruman]

Originally Posted by Boris347

I could say the same for Adults. Of course now, she does have the "life Experience" and can decide on right or wrong in the way she reacts in future events.

I wasn't talking about the student in question, though this should hopefully give her some good experience as well as I'm sure she did something in all of this (though still the officer was well out of bounds). I was talking about the kids who are protesting in favor of the officer being wrong.

And they did not "call the cops" the officer was a resource officer assigned to the school. Just about every high school and middle school has one now.

[phetaroi]

Originally Posted by Boris347

How many students protested and supported her?

Under normal circumstances no one would have protested. The number is significant.

No, it's not. Kids at that age will protest anything; it's a way to get out of class.

[Year2525]

Originally Posted by Sherifftruman

I wasn't talking about the student in question, though this should hopefully give her some good experience as well as I'm sure she did something in all of this (though still the officer was well out of bounds). I was talking about the kids who are protesting in favor of the officer being wrong.

And they did not "call the cops" the officer was a resource officer assigned to the school. Just about every high school and middle school has one now.

So he just walked into the classroom out of curiosity?

[phetaroi]

The poster meant that it wasn't a 911 call that brought the officer to the classroom. Based on how we operated, I imagine it was via a walkie talkie.

[Year2525]

Who cares? He was summoned because whomever was in charge of the class lost control.

[gg]

The best thing for a teacher to do these days is nothing. Just sit and hope the students settle down at some point and you can teach. This teacher tried her best and had great patience. I commend her on how she handled this to save her job.

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