I've always been a fan of alternative forms of punishment. A guy in my highschool got caught slipping envelopes containing glitter into lockers. Innocent enou

I've always been a fan of alternative forms of punishment. A guy in my highschool got caught slipping envelopes containing glitter into lockers. Innocent enough prank, but some parents freaked out as this was post-9/11. Instead of suspension, he was told he needed to hand-write a page-long apology to each affected student, and would be denied field trips and the non-mandatory assemblies until it was done. It was around 70 letters he had to write, it only took him a few weeks, and the point was made.