Stupidest rule in school...

Epifols

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internetzealot1 said:
Epifols said:
Our school specifically mentions no rocket launchers.
Well, I'm sure as hell not going there.
It's actually not that bad. A fight every month or two, a drug bust once in a while, nothing major.
 

skywalkerlion

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You can't defend yourself.

Okay, you can DEFEND, like blocking and stuff, but you can't counter-offend, like throw back a punch, or you'll have as much of a suspension as the bully.

And apparently now ISS (in school suspension) is the stuff.
 

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Xan Krieger said:
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Xan Krieger said:
With me not so much stupid rules but stupid punishments. One day I was told I could leave school by a teacher (he said the school day was over). My mother came, walked into the office and signed me out, and the next day I was told she had taken me from school without a legitimate reason (I was in ROTC and we had this big event and I was told after it was over I could leave unlike the kids who weren't in ROTC). So I got Saturday school. My mother realized this was stupid and she did sign me out so she served Saturday school with me.

Other stupid things I've encountered: Wearing a shirt that says Smart and has a picture of a donkey next to it for two years and then I was told it was inappropriate. Even ROTC thought it was appropriate and they're suppossed to be the most strict. Kids called it smart pony and laughed. So I was walking through the cafeteria and an assitant principal (one who I truly hate with all my being) told me to turn it inside out. I did and then I walked outside into a small outdooor place where we were allowed to eat lunch. I promptly reversed my shirt again so it was back to normal. The assistant principal comes out and gets on my case even when I tell her I was wearing it for years. My mother ended up bringing me another shirt.

Worst punishment wasn't evne a punishment as much as a personal I was so hated by the school administration that they wanted me gone. They were friends with the chief of police. So the school administrators spread a rumor that on 6/6/06 I was going to blow up the school. A friend of mine was interogated. By that I mean they brough him into the principals office where the principal and his two assistants were. They shut the door and for 30 minutes tried to get my friend to say I was going to blow up the school. I was 16 at the time. My friend never cracked.

Once they persuaded enough students to say it the chief of police went to a magistrate. The first one turned him down on the grounds that what he was doing was wrong. The second one filled out the appropriate paperwork. I was put in a mental hospital for 3 days.

When I went public with the story in 2008 people began to investigate the chief. In an interview with the chief for the newspaper the chief said he would do it all again if he had to. If he could send three cops cars to abduct an innocent 16 year old then what other messed up things could he do? Well they found out he was stealing from a charity he was put in charge of to help poor kids. He stole money and took his family to New York City (This school is near Charlotte, NC). The investigation is still going on but he did try to quit. He was turned down and fired instead.

Now the two people in the town government who backed him (the mayor and one of the town commissioners) might get voted out of office on Nov. 3rd. I am doing all I can to help the guys running against them.
I hope your kidding, I really do, have you got proof?
I have a copy of the newspaper from when I went public with the story. My mother went to work one day and one of her co-workers told her she was on the front page of the paper. Other then that I tried to find the article when it was posted online but I can't. All I have online is the photograph of me that was one the front page. What I don't have online but in writing is a letter from the former police chief claiming full responsiblity for what happened.
If I were you I'd treat my friend to some pizza, looks like he stuck out for you.
 

Thamous

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You HAVE to wear your idea or you get ISS(detention) for the rest of the day. Because a little piece of plastic is obviously more important than education. But what really irks me is that the say its for our own safety. If a crazed murderer came into the school brandishing an assault rifle and a bowie knife, I would sure as hell know it whether or not he was wearing an ID.
 

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-Orgasmatron- said:
Acaroid said:
reverse racism is ok, but racism isnt....

figure that one out...

(also to note, I live in australia and our highschool was joined to a spiecal aboriginal based school, so racism was a big issue)
To be fair, you did rob them blind afew hundred years ago.
To be fair my ancesetors did no such thing! My grandparents came to australia from latvia during world war 2 :p
 

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Xan Krieger said:
McCa said:
Xan Krieger said:
With me not so much stupid rules but stupid punishments. One day I was told I could leave school by a teacher (he said the school day was over). My mother came, walked into the office and signed me out, and the next day I was told she had taken me from school without a legitimate reason (I was in ROTC and we had this big event and I was told after it was over I could leave unlike the kids who weren't in ROTC). So I got Saturday school. My mother realized this was stupid and she did sign me out so she served Saturday school with me.

Other stupid things I've encountered: Wearing a shirt that says Smart and has a picture of a donkey next to it for two years and then I was told it was inappropriate. Even ROTC thought it was appropriate and they're suppossed to be the most strict. Kids called it smart pony and laughed. So I was walking through the cafeteria and an assitant principal (one who I truly hate with all my being) told me to turn it inside out. I did and then I walked outside into a small outdooor place where we were allowed to eat lunch. I promptly reversed my shirt again so it was back to normal. The assistant principal comes out and gets on my case even when I tell her I was wearing it for years. My mother ended up bringing me another shirt.

Worst punishment wasn't evne a punishment as much as a personal I was so hated by the school administration that they wanted me gone. They were friends with the chief of police. So the school administrators spread a rumor that on 6/6/06 I was going to blow up the school. A friend of mine was interogated. By that I mean they brough him into the principals office where the principal and his two assistants were. They shut the door and for 30 minutes tried to get my friend to say I was going to blow up the school. I was 16 at the time. My friend never cracked.

Once they persuaded enough students to say it the chief of police went to a magistrate. The first one turned him down on the grounds that what he was doing was wrong. The second one filled out the appropriate paperwork. I was put in a mental hospital for 3 days.

When I went public with the story in 2008 people began to investigate the chief. In an interview with the chief for the newspaper the chief said he would do it all again if he had to. If he could send three cops cars to abduct an innocent 16 year old then what other messed up things could he do? Well they found out he was stealing from a charity he was put in charge of to help poor kids. He stole money and took his family to New York City (This school is near Charlotte, NC). The investigation is still going on but he did try to quit. He was turned down and fired instead.

Now the two people in the town government who backed him (the mayor and one of the town commissioners) might get voted out of office on Nov. 3rd. I am doing all I can to help the guys running against them.
I hope your kidding, I really do, have you got proof?
I have a copy of the newspaper from when I went public with the story. My mother went to work one day and one of her co-workers told her she was on the front page of the paper. Other then that I tried to find the article when it was posted online but I can't. All I have online is the photograph of me that was one the front page. What I don't have online but in writing is a letter from the former police chief claiming full responsiblity for what happened.
...Damn... I was hoping for you to admit to lying, if you don't mind I'm going to curl up and die for the new low of humanity.
 

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Well, I remember that in primary school we weren't allowed to playfight which really pissed me and my friends off 'cos we were quite into slicing eachother up with the old invisible lightsabers (but we did it anyway and only got caught once XP) and also we weren't allowed snowball fights (even if we were allowed out into the fucking snow)
 

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Let me see..
I remember a rule about "Students aren't allowed to engage in sexual relations with teachers."
And I laugh, none of the teachers in my school were lookers.

And we had bans on just about everything. That no-one but the principal and his few, maybe about ten, cronies(ass-kissers) ever enforced.
So people (students AND teachers) were in classrooms chewing gum wearing hats listening to their iPod's and playing on their PSP's.
And every single one of those items are banned.

There is a rule on Senior Skip day, if you are not at school that particular day, you get after school detention, if you miss after school, you have Saturday detention, if you don't go, you loose a graduation ticket. And they had a system where they give you 10 tickets, to give to 10 people to show up to your graduation.
Oh wow I have 9 left, I don't even know 9 people that aren't ALREADY graduating themselves!

Well this isn't a rule.
But the principal when I was in high school would walk around the school with a megaphone blurting out really cheesy lines. "Don't play, get that A!" .. *strangle*
And some things just shows how much denile he was in.
"This is not a Ghetto School!"(I don't even know why he was shouting this through a megaphone)
'Tell that to the roaches the size of a egg.'
 

Ernie Devlin

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My (public) high school threatened suspension for students that had white shoe laces on their black shoes.
That was until I was threatened with this punishment and my mum called up the school's district supervisor.
She thought it was as ridiculous as we did.
The Principle got in alot of trouble which made the whole silly ordeal bitter with a sweet sweet conclusion.
 

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In my High School rulebook it says if we cause a avalanche we get suspended for 10 days and our school is in the middle of a field...
Something to aim for, no?

My senior school was on 4 different sites. In year 7&8, despite the fact that most of us walked/travelled to and from school unaccompanied every bleedin' day, we weren't allowed 'off-site' at lunch/breaktime, and if we had a lesson on a different site, the whole class would have to be escorted (read: marched) to the other site, and back again. The really stupid part was, if we'd been allowed to travel unaccompanied, we wouldn't have had to waste about 1/2 an hour out of every 'off-site' lesson.
 

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Well in my school I was suspended for "Canoodling in the corridor" Yes really. My boyfriend gave me a kiss on the cheek (the cheek on my face) before I went to class. So he, being on the school rugby team didn't get into trouble. I got bloody suspended.
 

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Acaroid said:
-Orgasmatron- said:
Acaroid said:
reverse racism is ok, but racism isnt....

figure that one out...

(also to note, I live in australia and our highschool was joined to a spiecal aboriginal based school, so racism was a big issue)
To be fair, you did rob them blind afew hundred years ago.
To be fair my ancesetors did no such thing! My grandparents came to australia from latvia during world war 2 :p
My mistake my good man, I apologise.
 

bigdaddy95

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Well the rules in my school are very stupid, either because it is too strict or there is a lacking of enforcement, here is an example:

The most strict rule: you cannot say certain words; sounds harmless until you ban words that only upset ONE person. Words such as "noob" or "Runescape" or "massacre". Very frustrating.

Most undercut rule: A person in my school pulled the fire alarm recently and you nkow what hes getting? FRICKIN THREE DAYS SUSPENSION!!!!!!!! WTF!Christ if he killed someone would he only be expelled? How ABSURD.
 
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Not really any stupid rules in my school, although they really are a fascist regime down in the IT Department. Even sites that teachers deem useful and educational are blocked.
 

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My old high school used to have ids that we needed to wear on lanyards around our necks. It had to be visible outside of your shirt at all times (except PE) and you had to have your picture facing forward. If you forgot your id you were sent to the office until a parent could bring it in for you. It caused so many problems for parents that needed to leave work to pick up a stupid piece of plastic that the next year they got rid of the requirement to wear ids. We still got them, but it wasn't required to wear it.

I think they might have also started a ban on solid colored shirts because of "gang affiliations" but I could be wrong. I know that's the reason they banned hats though. They also still have a ban on pagers, but I don't think anyone besides doctors have owned a pager in the past ten years.
 

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My high school didn't have an open lunch meaning that during lunch, we had to stay in 1 of 4 rooms. We couldn't hang out in the halls and we couldn't leave school grounds. Total BS

Also: making pep-rallys mandatory is another load. If you tell me I don't have to go to my last 2 classes that day, it's a total dick move to make me go outside and watch a bunch a cheerleaders and other such people who are way too into the whole school thing.
 

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I'll tell you the most pointless rule: Mandatory attendance at fourth grade social studies class. We'd learn about, for instance, how the biggest lake in Gästrikland county is Storsjön. (This is an extremely trivial fact.) This would be mentioned once only, not repeated to make sure we remembered it or anything like that. Never again was it mentioned during our nine years long education.

So apparently, the people planning the school curriculum thought this would be something we might have use of in our future lives as adults. And they didn't just say "Well, they could just Google it or find a book or something", no, we must be taught this in school so that any Swedish citizen, if ever asked about it during his/her adult years, will know the answer immediately.
And still they mention it only once. Yeah, that's going to work.
Why teach us completely unimportant stuff at all if they don't bother trying to make us remember it?
 

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Harley Q said:
Well in my school I was suspended for "Canoodling in the corridor" Yes really. My boyfriend gave me a kiss on the cheek (the cheek on my face) before I went to class. So he, being on the school rugby team didn't get into trouble. I got bloody suspended.
Maybe your teachers are just tame. REALLY tame. I mean, anyone who uses the word "canoodling" to describe a peck probably shouldn't be allowed to teach PSHE... Then again, anyone who uses the word "canoodling" without irony probably shouldn't be allowed out in public.

Not my story, but a similar thing happened to a lass I knew in maths. The principal saw her sitting on her boyfriend's lap and, whereas I've no idea about the specifics, I assume you can all guess that he complained. This is in college by the way. AS level students aren't allowed to sit on eachother's lap it seems. Not a problem though, since his name is Kitcatt so nobody pays attention to him, they simply choose to "have a break". Truly, we are the wittiest college ever.