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On this Monday, I am thinking about a very under reported story, violence in some American

public high schools.

Yes, we hear about the shoot-em-ups and they're horrible, but what we don't hear about is

that thousands of American teachers are being terrorized by students in the classrooms,

especially in the inner cities.

Now, I taught high school in Opalaka, Florida, a ghetto north of Miami.

Back then, if a kid got out of line in the classroom, you could take that person out of the

class down to the principal's office and he would be sanctioned.

It was a private school, but in public schools in Dade County, they had a system whereby

disruptive students were taken out of the classroom and sent to another facility called Opportunity

School.

Now, that doesn't exist.

So teachers are actually cursed out by some students in the classrooms.

They are physically threatened and weak principals and believe me, they are legion say, well,

what do you want me to do about it?

The lack of discipline and the collapse of learning in American public high schools is

a disaster.

Now this.

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