What I hope is this is just a small number of the kids and that the majority of the graduates of Madison Preparatory Academy treat high school graduation as the bare minimum of their life achievements.Y'know - "act like you've been there."This isn't very dignified. It is better than acting the ass on the stage as you get your diploma, though.

Tennessee high school graduates were met with torrential rainfall while receiving their diplomas.Though the rain wasn't ideal, "it made for an iconic graduation night," said Victoria Burls, whose daughter was graduating. "Everyone out there were mostly in high spirits and excited because it was still graduation night!"

MOM DROPS TRUTH BOMB: Her 14yo son SUSPENDED for the REST OF THE SCHOOL YEAR after getting PUSHED + PUNCHED in the face (bloody nose) by another kid.He defended himself — slammed the bully & used his jiu-jitsu. School: “Zero tolerance.”Mom: “We’re NOT raising snowflakes. If someone puts hands on you, you have FULL permission to knock them the f*ck out.”Polk County, GA — is this your policy?Punish the defender, protect the aggressor?Parents — be honest: Was her son RIGHT to fight back? Or should

This type of thing keeps popping up the past few days. Know where this garbage doesn’t happen? The number one school in Florida and every other state. Those kids are just getting started & not peaking in high school or college.We used to teach appropriate venues for this, but alas here we are

All the middle school kids and high school kids I talk to despise AI. They regard it as a tool for cheats but one they feel pressured to use. It reminds them of smart phones and social media and they want to get ahead of it this time.

BREAKING: Hundreds of students at Bothell High School protested after the @Northshore_SD school board voted to cut a beloved School Resource Officer.The board claimed some students felt "discomfort" with the officer and want to move toward a more "equitable" program.The student body launched a massive petition and walkout in support of the officer, who they said made the school feel safe.