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"I recommend using this opportunity to talk with your child about the Student Code of Conduct and specifically not bringing items to school that are prohibited.
by Avenger42 11y ago
"I recommend using this opportunity to talk with your child about the Student Code of Conduct and specifically not bringing items to school that are prohibited."
As a parent, can I see the list of "items... that are prohibited"? I'd be pretty shocked if "clock" is actually on there.
- austenallred 11y agoThat's the crazy part to me. They still seem to think and act as if it was a bomb.
- chrisdbaldwin 11y agoRelevant Rick and Morty: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d6qDcPz7Uo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d6qDcPz7Uo
- rm445 11y agoRemember the Boston Lite-Brite thing? (A more legit incident, since apparently quite a few people were spooked by the devices, but still a case where the authorities over-reacted and refused to back down). Sticking to the line that something was a 'bomb hoax' keeps the responsibility with the accused: they shouldn't have perpetrated a bomb hoax; not we shouldn't have over-reacted to an innocuous object.
- Frenchgeek 11y agoWell, the alternative is being wrong.
- jameshart 11y agoTo be fair, it wouldn't surprise me if 'replica firearm' was on there. Then again, this is Texas.