School Walk Outs Planned in PA

[theshadow]

Someone needs to stand at the exist of these schools handing out bottles of water. A cloth should be tied around the neck, and a label reading something similar to "simulate Molitov cocktail, you and everyone in a 5 foot diameter is either dead or horribly burned, and no firearms were involved" see how many people that wakes up.

[normanvin]

My kids have graduated long ago. But I can tell you they would be in school those days.

[Williamsmith]

I definitely believe no Superintendent worth his salary should permit this without requiring an additional day of schooling to make up for it. His duty is to educate, not enable virtue signaling.

[Just1more]

I completely agree - most just want the day off - absolutely make them make up that day at the end of the school year if they participate - then lets see how many join in.

[thefirstndsecond]

My kids have graduated long ago. But I can tell you they would be in school those days.

I thought about this. My kids are too young to understand and so far their schools are not walking out.

At the high school level -

A. if my child stayed behind they most certainly would be ridiculed and singled out.

B. They probably would be like yes! No science class today suckers.


So if your kids went to school how would you handle it Norm?

[normanvin]

Put them on the bus. My kids were always raised around guns. They were raised to think for themselves and not just go with the flow. I hope they can think for themselves.

[Emptymag]

I would encourage my child to walk out.


I'd be right there next to him/her, walking them right out of that school, never to return.

[thefirstndsecond]

Put them on the bus. My kids were always raised around guns. They were raised to think for themselves and not just go with the flow. I hope they can think for themselves.

K now i get it.

Yea, my kids are just getting introduced. Both of my girls have shot bows. My 6 year old will be getting her first gun in May.. if she keeps showing responsibility.

[thefirstndsecond]

I would encourage my child to walk out.


I'd be right there next to him/her, walking them right out of that school, never to return.

Believe me this is what I was thinking. I really don't need the disruption but I am not going to subject them to this type of blind following.

[Aggies Coach]

Parents have the option of telling their kids to stay their ass in class. Everybody wins.