Djxfactor511
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DeWine just tested positive. No symptoms, but he was supposed to greet Trump in Ohio today.
I mean, we don't mind them being shot at school, so this is right on brandFlorida has now recorded 6 deaths of kids/teenagers.
However, Florida continues to move forward with plans to reopen all schools. The general attitude is deaths of kids are quite rare an acceptable losses we must face so the economy does not suffer.
I'm sure you've seen by not she's no longer suspended, but that was some bullshitGeorgia student who posted photo of a crowded school hallway and called it 'good and necessary trouble' no longer suspended
The mother of a student who was suspended after posting a photo on Twitter that showed her high school's crowded hallways this week tells CNN that her daughter's suspension has been reversed.www.cnn.com
I'm sure you've seen by not she's no longer suspended, but that was some bullshit
I mean, I get that she violated the school's rules of cell phone and social media use but she was exposing a serious hazard for students at this school, and likely many others.That is great news. I have not seen that update yet.
I mean, I get that she violated the school's rules of cell phone and social media use but she was exposing a serious hazard for students at this school, and likely many others.
Furthermore, from what I recall, the picture is predominantly if not entirely the backs of heads.Also, based on what she said, she didn't post the photo to social media until after school from home. The only rule she really broke was posting pictures of minors (classmates) on social media without their consent per school policy. But that is pure BS. What about all the people that take pictures as the schools football game and post them to social media. Do they have consent? Do they get suspended? No. They only suspended her for breaking this rule because it's all they had on her for outing the packed hallways.
Sarah Thomas is back at her job, but she's no longer earning enough to pay her bills.
That's because she was offered only 15 to 20 hours a week at her employer, a merchandising company, rather than her former full-time position. On top of that, her hourly pay was cut by $4, to $10.