Is this school bad???

Question

Okay, in 6th grade, theres 3 halls that the students are in, Bad hall, m&m hall, and Flight hall.

Those are the names of them.

And the teachers and staff membors say that each letter stands for somthing.

But wat every1 thinks is, the bad hall is for the stupid/bad kids, (which, most of the fights start on bad hall, and most of the dumb kids ARE in that hall), and m&m hall is for the medium kids, and flight hall is for the really smart good kids, (which, most of the kids are really smart and good kids)

Also, the princable hired is sister in law(or sis, can't remember) 2 be a securtary there.

Is this like a bad school in a way?Every talks about how horrible it is.

And about the halls, isn't that discremination???

Answer 1

Frankly, I don't have a problem with schools separating students by skill and/or behavior.  In any event, they're apparently not teaching you to write very well.  It's not illegal to hire family members if they are qualified; since I don't know the people involved, I can't address that.

Oh, and staff always go in front of students; it stinks but that's the way it is.  Even if they're stupid jerks, they are in charge and that's one of the perks of leadership.

Answer 2

asdsa

Answer 3

I think you're being whiney. Every school has major flaws in it - welcome to America. My middle school was seperated into three groups based on level, too. That's not discrimination. Are having remedial, regular, and advanced classes discrimination? Are having all girls or all boys schools discrimination? Nope. Personally I'd rather be surrounded by people on my same level, it'd make me progress faster rather than always trying to play catch-up or waiting for others to finish. They're not going to mix you all together just so your feelings don't get hurt if you're not in the hall you want. Welcome to the real world.

They're teachers. They're adults, you're a child. They're going to talk on their cell phones, eat, break the dress code, and you know what? They're even going to talk whenever they want... imagine that. Obviously they can't be too bad of teachers if they still have their jobs.

There's nothing wrong with the principle's sister working at the school if she's qualified. I come from a small town where it's not uncommon for some of your teachers to be related some way - that's just how it is.

So basically you have two options.

Stay in your school, appreciate it, and stop whining.

Or switch schools, talk smack about your old school, and stop whining.

Can't switch schools? Guess your chose your option.

If you don't like something, you fix it. You don't sit online and whine to anyone who will listen. Nobody on Yahoo is going to be able to fix your school. I drive an hour to school every day and wake up at 4am so I can go a better one.

I'm going to have to agree with you and say it's a bad school - because you sure can't write or spell very well. Don't sit there and argue with people who are disagree with you, it's very immature. You have your mind set on it being illegal, so hey, believe what you want, but if you don't want an answer to a question, why ask it? Why don't you go ask the principle if it's illegal to seperate students by academic achievement if you're really that concerned? I'd bet he'd laugh at you and tell you to go back to class. Or better yet, propose it to congress to make it illegal. Maybe you're right and they'll change it right away for you.

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Answer 4

I'd say ***heads