What's that smell?

[mwoodley13]

Couldn't figure out why this was a story on CNN's front page as everyone's seen much worse at an elementary school. That was until I heard the teacher was involved. Weird.

Bag of poo sent home in kid's backpack

 

[bos]

This country is going to hell in a handbasket.

 

[tamjam]

I applaud the teacher. We as a people need to set the tone with kids today at an early age. You poop on the floor, you get sent home with the poop in your bag! BAM! Frankly, I think the kids parents are the ones to blame.

 

[jdoggivjc]

What's that smell?

Duh-duh-duh-duh-dookie, sir!

Anyone know what movie that came from?

 

[RyCy04]

This country is going to hell in a handbasket.

Correction... This country is going to **** in a backpack.

 

[GeronimusClone]

That would have flown 20 years ago. I used to get yelled at by my teachers until 2nd grade because I wouldn't drink my milk and when I did I got sick. Didn't matter to them I was lactose intolerant. I had a teacher that made me stay in for recess almost everyday because of it.

 

[DaddyMac]

I want to cry....

 

[acrozier22]

I love the note....

"This little turd was on my floor"
:biglaugh:

 

[cycopath25]

As a kindergarten teacher, I can never imagine doing that.

 

[coachdags]

I applaud the teacher. We as a people need to set the tone with kids today at an early age. You poop on the floor, you get sent home with the poop in your bag! BAM! Frankly, I think the kids parents are the ones to blame.

Seriously...?

I think you should excuse the rest of the class for a couple a minutes to another room as to not further embarrass the child. Together you (Child, Teacher and Janitor) clean up the mess, explain to the child why this is wrong, and send a note Home with him along with having school administration contact his parents.

But that is just me, and what I would expect...