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"CRØNîC-KîLLå" 2003-02-11 03:50 PM

101.How to fuck with a teacher legaly
 
yes i have gotten suspended from school today(3 days) and expelled(then re-inrolled) thanks to my father bringing lawyers:)

Try this great method(this is Canadian rules and regulations of TDSB, mainly toronto/Ontario containing the rights of pupils and staff) If you are from another country dont try this, instead just look up on the internet for your state/country guidelines and regulations

*thanks to law class, i can officially fuck people over, though the law is quite broad in many ways and needs to be interpreted allmost every time, it can provide us with many aspects in which protect you, and you ALL should be aware of them!

Try this out, simply highlight the needed facts in word, give reference as i did, and drop this mother fucker in the teachers mailbox in the early morning, with no name, this should get them on track, and teach them not to fuck with you!

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Proclaimed in force September 1, 2001. Please see relevant legislation (Education Act) and related regulations (Expulsion of a Pupil, Suspension of a Pupil) for specific details and accurate wordings.
Student Rights
Students have the right to:
· a meaningful education with suitable and challenging courses with appropriate preparation for evaluation
· guidance in making career and program decisions
· a pleasant, positive school atmosphere
· participate in after-school activities
· be disciplined in a firm and fair way and be treated by all staff with respect and dignity
· extra help from teachers
· expect equality, tolerance and respect regardless of race, creed, sex or physical or mental challenge.


Code Of Conduct-Ontario Schools
http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/documen...t/conduct.html
Teachers and School staff, under the leadership of their principals, maintain order in the school and are expected to hold everyone to the highest standard of respectful and responsible behaviour. As role models, staff uphold these high standards when they:
· help students work to their full potential and develop their self-worth;
· communicate regularly and meaningfully with parents;
· maintain consistent standards of behaviour for all students;
· demonstrate respect for all students, staff and parents;
· prepare students for the full responsibilities of citizenship.
Students are to be treated with respect and dignity. In return, they must demonstrate respect for themselves, for others and for the responsibilities of citizenship through acceptable behaviour. Respect and responsibility are demonstrated when a student:
· comes to school prepared, on time and ready to learn;
· shows respect for themselves, for others and for those in authority;
· refrains from bringing anything to school that may compromise the safety of others;
· follows the established rules and takes responsibility for his or her own action.
http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/documen...t/conduct.html


Standards of Behaviour
Respect, civility and responsible citizenship
All school members(staff included) must:
· respect and comply with all applicable federal, provincial and municipal laws;
· demonstrate honesty and integrity;
· respect differences in people, their ideas and opinions;
· treat one another with dignity and respect at all times, and especially when there is disagreement;
· respect and treat others fairly, regardless of their race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, citizenship, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age or disability;
· respect the rights of others;
· show proper care and regard for school property and the property of others;
· take appropriate measures to help those in need;
· respect persons who are in a position of authority;
· respect the need of others to work in an environment of learning and teaching.


CODE OF BEHAVIOUR
NORTHERN SECONDARY SCHOOL
In the spirit of Norther’s traditional and pride, the student, staff and parent communities support this CODE OF BEHAVIOUR to ensure(REALLY?) a positive learning environment.
(Rule #1, most probabally the most important)
1. At Northern, students and staff are to be coopertive and mutually respectful of each other.
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The main purpose was to twell the teacher not to fuck with me and legal issues, because i know my shit and what i have a right to, therefor she cannot disrespect me in any way or i can give citation to reference the rule she broke, and shove it not only in her face, but the pricipal's and the boards to get her initially fired.



One interesting thing about teachers, if you use law and facts as defence, they go balistic! Teachers do not like to see students knowing all the facts about rules, because their is suh a vast loophole in the law system related to schooling that you can get away with allmost everything! More then you realized!

"CRØNîC-KîLLå" 2003-02-11 03:59 PM

Interesting Fact #1:
Teachers are legaly NOT allowed to subtract marks weather due to absance, or due to late assignments(initially, shove that in their face if you find propor citation, and you should be able to pass the year going to half of your periods)

*Most <<<SMART>>> teachers will infact get you to sign a contract at the begining of the year stating they will subtract 10% per day it is late, up to 3 days then a mark of 0, if you sign it, it then becomes law, so remeber you have a choice to sign contracts if you want.

Demosthenes 2003-02-11 05:39 PM

the title of this thread kind of had me worried...

-Bryan- 2003-02-11 06:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by &quot;CRØNîC-KîLLå&quot;
*Most <<<SMART>>> teachers will infact get you to sign a contract at the begining of the year stating they will subtract 10% per day it is late, up to 3 days then a mark of 0, if you sign it, it then becomes law, so remeber you have a choice to sign contracts if you want.

Damn, I signed all those things, I'm definatly not gunna sign them next year.

p1ng 2003-02-11 06:09 PM

your school must have some shitty lawyers.
oh yeah, its canada.
sorry.

"CRØNîC-KîLLå" 2003-02-11 06:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by p1ng
your school must have some shitty lawyers.
oh yeah, its canada.
sorry.

how would you take them as shitty?
they got me off the hook, that was all that was needed, all they had to do was show their faces, send out a notice that proclaimed they would be brought to court, and immidiatelly they backed down...took 2 secs...

btw you shouldnt specifie country's, im assuming your american because of the remark you made, btw in the u.s. their are 5x more lawyers, and 4x of them have no cases and are probabally cheating the system and getting welfare so they can dry clean their 2$ surplus suits for opportunity's they never make:)

p1ng 2003-02-11 06:13 PM

i was talking about the defense.
you failed to post any of the rules about what the teachers are allowed to do if you misbehave, by the way.
i think you made it all up.

But thats just my opinion, I could be wrong.

"CRØNîC-KîLLå" 2003-02-11 06:21 PM

yes, i looked up the concequences, and their are no assigned consiquences for those acts listed in the rules and regulations and policies, instead it is brought to a higher subsection of law, person's under 16 or 16 must attend all classes daily, if not then it is an offence, instead, under section 306 of the education act(i think), and i got suspended for:


-conduct injurious to the moral tone of the school and the physical well being of others

-confronting a teacher during class time(not a violation, though they take it to be)

-slamming a door on the teacher(i pushed it gently, she happened to be in the way)

p1ng 2003-02-11 06:24 PM

well thats stupid. people here do that daily and no one cares. hell, i hit a teacher in the head with a basketball and he didnt care.

"CRØNîC-KîLLå" 2003-02-11 06:58 PM

yea, it is quite gay how i got in shit for something she blew totally out of proportion, all i did was express my opinions, and in doing so i made sure she couldnt talk over me, cause i wouldnt let her get the last word, then all i did was semi-closed the door, she just happened to be in the way, it was going like 1 km/h lol...i couldnt believe it eather when they pulled this shit on me...

!King_Amazon! 2003-02-11 07:11 PM

Err getting closed in a 1 Km/h door would hurt but I'm glad someone finally fucked over their teacher, I'm reading local law right now to see how I can bring my C up to an A.

Jamesadin 2003-02-11 09:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by p1ng
well thats stupid. people here do that daily and no one cares. hell, i hit a teacher in the head with a basketball and he didnt care.

Threw a football at my Gym teacher..it was pretty funny actually..He didnt care though.

Gsus 2003-02-12 12:35 AM

i thought this thread was gonna be about gettin busy with a teacher or something....i was worried about chronic for a second there.

RoboticSilence 2003-02-12 01:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by p1ng
well thats stupid. people here do that daily and no one cares. hell, i hit a teacher in the head with a basketball and he didnt care.

The teachers at our school are a lot more lenient. If it was Couch Douchebag you hit then he probably didn't even notice. Only basketball-to-head contact I remember was when I pegged Woman/Sam in the head.

Mantralord 2003-02-13 08:47 AM

Quote:

Canada
Really Cronic? What was that all ab00t?

So you...hit the teacher..?

"CRØNîC-KîLLå" 2003-02-13 11:38 AM

more or less, yes i assaulted the teacher
-conduct injurious to the moral tone of the school and the physical well being of others

-confronting a teacher during class time(not a violation, though they take it to be)

-slamming a door on the teacher(i pushed it gently, she happened to be in the way)

slaynish 2003-02-13 11:56 AM

=0

Acer 2003-02-13 11:56 AM

That is just crazy.... I always wanted to hit some of my teachers, but they get all crazy about those kind of things. So, I wont :P

Chruser 2003-02-13 01:08 PM

Gaze and be amazed. In Sweden, the court has something called "common sense". That's right folks, you can't sue McDonalds for making you fat here.

Doofus_AW 2003-02-13 01:53 PM

I punched a nun in the tit once...Goodbye Catholic school, Hello public school :)


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