The criminalization of our children continues

[Bump]

I actually recall my 9th grade science teach doing a similar experiment. He did something where the cap of a 2 liter bottle blew off into the ceiling.

Now he would be put on death row for that.

[Donger]

Originally Posted by Bump

I actually recall my 9th grade science teach doing a similar experiment. He did something where the cap of a 2 liter bottle blew off into the ceiling.

Now he would be put on death row for that.

Let's get too dramatic. I'll bet that this girl's punishment is drastically reduced.

[Garcia Bronco]

Originally Posted by Donger

Let's get too dramatic. I'll bet that this girl's punishment is drastically reduced.

There shouldn't be any punishment. In fact the inquisitive nature of the student should actually be encourage and stimulated with proper instruction. Anymore a public school education is a prison both literally and figuratively.

[cosmo20002]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

There shouldn't be any punishment. In fact the inquisitive nature of the student should actually be encourage and stimulated with proper instruction. Anymore a public school education is a prison both literally and figuratively.

I'm really not sure why everyone seems to be ignoring this aspect.

[cosmo20002]

Originally Posted by Bump

I actually recall my 9th grade science teach doing a similar experiment. He did something where the cap of a 2 liter bottle blew off into the ceiling.

Now he would be put on death row for that.

Teacher, right? Yeah, that's pretty much the same as a student doing it on her own.

[Brock]

Originally Posted by Bump

I actually recall my 9th grade science teach doing a similar experiment. He did something where the cap of a 2 liter bottle blew off into the ceiling.

Now he would be put on death row for that.

Putting some mentos in a bottle of coke isn't exactly the same thing as mixing a bunch of random chemicals to see what would happen, you ridiculous person.