The Ka-tet Cantina 2
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Happy news! Thank you for sharing that.
More happy news! Yay, niro!I got my grade for my bachelor thesis 2,3. I guess it would be a B in the USA.
Congratulations niro . Much success in the future! All green lights.I got my grade for my bachelor thesis 2,3. I guess it would be a B in the USA.
Happy Cinco de Mehyo, everyone. (wrong thread? 
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Congratulations! Now you can breathe easy again and not have to worry about it.I got my grade for my bachelor thesis 2,3. I guess it would be a B in the USA.
Hey Y'all!!!!!.......Guess what day it is??!!!???
It's Van Halen Friday!!!!!!........ENJOY!
It's Van Halen Friday!!!!!!........ENJOY!
I apologize if this isn't where this goes. I am not on this new forum enough to know how to create a thread. One of our local teachers is in trouble for showing Children of the Corn and Hush. ( I believe that hush has way more violence) I don't think that these movies are so over the top inappropriate that the teacher should be fired. ( heck my 9th grader just watched Forest Gump. That has some adult themes in it too) Do you think this teacher should be fired/disciplined?
Dayton teacher accused of showing R-rated films | Dayton News | www.whio.com
Dayton teacher accused of showing R-rated films | Dayton News | www.whio.com
I can move this to a new thread--just let me know what you want to use as the title.
The button for starting a new thread is at the far right side of the page in each forum area. Here's a pic of what it looks like in Chattery Teeth (the red arrow and circle are just to highlight it)
The teacher either willingly or unknowingly disregarded policy so someone at some point should accept responsibility for the error. That note at the bottom, paraphrased, 'the district condemns showing R-rated...' Heh! Their verb use. Hit the i-Condemn button on the smart-phone. It's all over Twitter, right? Facebook? Going virile? But, I dunno...what does the teacher union contract state? Fired? ummm, probably not. Use the event as a teaching/learning experience, use to look at the policy. There's violence in the Bible, but I suspect people would not object to the violence, but to the message. I'm sure there are capable people who can take care of the situation.
Done for the day, sort-of. I got some money 'cause I just got paid.
Course, there's three still owe some...one from last October, one from January, and one from this past weekend, that duck coop I built. My youngest customer blew me a kiss...she's two months shy of two. They went to the beach, pick rocks, gorgeous day here, 70s. Might go out and till the garden later, put in some onion sets.
Showed to sixth-graders? Hmmmmmmm I think she's going to be fired for that. I wonder if she informed the parents first?
I would like more details regarding the incident. Was this in the teacher's plan book? If so, why wasn't the school officials aware that the movies would be shown? What is the policy of the school regarding movies-- do parents get notified before hand? Finally, why were these two movies chosen by the teacher--- part of a lesson plan? Something is missing.
About Hush: Hush (2016 film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Look for a tweet about the film by SK in the 'Reception' part of the wiki page........
Edit: Could be this one........Hush (2008) - IMDb
Look for a tweet about the film by SK in the 'Reception' part of the wiki page........
Edit: Could be this one........Hush (2008) - IMDb
I am not sure. The movie Hush that I recently watched is on Netflix. (which is the one I was thinking of) It is about a deaf girl who is under attack by an masked assailant. It is pretty violent. Children of the Corn is tame in comparison.
The 2008 Hush sounds (in part at least) similar to Children of the Corn.
Thank you...I am so blind, how I missed that is a mystery to me! Nah, no need to move it unless you want to. I am just so glad I know how to do it now!!
It probably is this one. I agree it was an error in judgement. I just think that these days there are far worse offenses that teachers have committed. This to me is a forgivable offense and not worth losing your job over. I know that when these school districts show a movie they do not ask for permission they just show it.
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