Two years ago I attended a high school basketball game where two men were yelling disparaging remarks at visiting players. I have seen otherwise calm individuals lose composure at sporting events but this was different. The hecklers had little to say about calls or missed shots,it was 90% personal about the kids. Poking fun at players height,hair,walk,weight and such. I had all I could take and spoke to the principle about them eventhough there was no doupt he could hear them. The principle walked up there but obviously just said hi and returned to his seat because it continued. Talking to the parent of a student a few days later I found out one of the hecklers was on the board and routinly showed up with a snut full acting like that. The parent went on to tell me board elections drew few candidates because so few people want the responsability of running their school district. What can you expect of teachers in a district with administrators like that? The fellow is still on the board but he and others at a later board meeting know what I think about his behavior and it's effect on the community. So don't bash teachers until you know their bosses.
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