More like the whole state failed them. But that's a topic for another day.

One of the I need out of this job moments as a school secretary was a mom picking up her child (8-9 yo) after an altercation and her loudly proclaiming how she hopped he beat the other kid's ass. Real class acts.

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Pretty much everyone protesting at my local BoE either doesn't have kids or sends their kids to private school.

The same psychos that want to ban abortion want to ban birth control as well.

Crazy that the timeline is such that reading about "a massive brawl" in a school is somehow a relief.

"At least loads of people weren't shot to death. . ."

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Respect for authority is kind of a loaded term and not always a good thing. It's better to learn just to respect people as people

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Hard to do when half the country is on shit jobs with inconsistent schedules and have no shot at properly raising a child.

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This was started by a kid and her mom...her MOM.

I can't imagine taking my sons to school with the intention of starting a brawl.

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Well, that's one way to make sure your rocket doesn't fall into the wrong hands. 😂

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I’m working for a school district at the curriculum level, you wouldn’t believe how many of our “outraged that this is being taught” calls come from parents or grandparents who send their children to private school….

Edit: To be clear, all taxpayers have a right to know how schools operate in their community, but it also speaks to your point.

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Unfortunately the parents are part of the problem. The article states that this started when a mother and her child came to the school targeting a student. Parents shouldn’t be getting involved in children’s disputes.

I’d appreciate it if authority today had done their jobs without corruption and bigotry so they’d be worth respecting. No one should blindly respect a title. That’s how you get “just following orders” type problems.

I'd appreciate it if the parents raised their kids to respect authority.

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Memphis isn’t the only pd that should be investigated and retrained. Most of them use the same discriminatory playbook.