School principal refuses to discipline a bad student and deletes all his permanent records,

so I get him permanently replaced. Here's what happened.

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My best friend, Karen, is a first grade teacher, and as soon as she told me this story,

it gave me such a justice boner that I knew I had to retell it. Two years ago, Karen had a student

named Xavier. Sweet little six-year-old boy went things were good, but his parents had just

gotten divorced. His mom wasn't that great even before she was out of the picture,

and his dad was quite disengaged from both his son's behavior and his individualized education plan.

Rather, understandably, Xavier acted out in class. He had refused to listen to Karen,

push other kids, and disrupt class in more ways than I could possibly list.

Now, Karen worked her butt off with Xavier to improve his behavior, and get his dad more

involved in a positive way. She'd often call me and talk about it to decompress, and that's what

friends were for. But occasionally, Xavier went too far and did something she couldn't just

deal with in class. Like, trying to stab another student in the hand with a pencil.

On those occasions, she wrote him up with a referral and sent him to the VP.

But, surprise, surprise, VP was absolutely no help whatsoever.

He'd joke around with Xavier and refused to address the problem Karen had sent Xavier

therefore. He'd give him candy, and then lecture Karen for writing up a six-year-olds for

any reason because it reflected badly on him as the VP.

I'm pretty sure this has to do with the bull crap known as merit pay, but whatever.

Unfortunately, his actions made it significantly harder for Karen to help Xavier.

To top it all off, Karen figured out after a few referrals that VP logged into the system and

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