Never wait in the school car line again. Here’s how. For the first time in decades, a small but critical mass of children are riding their bikes safely to school again in the US.
Never wait in the school car line again. Here’s how. For the first time in decades, a small but critical mass of children are riding their bikes safely to school again in the US.
For the first time in decades, a small but critical mass of children are riding their bikes safely to school again.
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I remember in middle school there being a rule that you couldn't ride your bike on school grounds (which is like, half a mile radius around the school). There was a principle who bragged about how many bikes and skateboards he took from kids.
That's horrible.
Agreed, teachers there were assholes. I lost some souvenirs from my childhood i can't get back, to a shithead math teacher who enjoyed making you use perfect grammer/phrasing to ask for things back (may i vs can i); if you didn't he'd hold onto it longer or indefinitely. All because I was "being distracting" by using them as a fidget toy.
That's when you find their address and write it on the chalkboard when they aren't in the room. Use your off hand.
I, luckily, had a bulldog for a parent who took none of that kind of bullshit from my teachers. Not that I was ever particularly careless about taking things to school that I didn't want to lose.
The few times I did get something confiscated; it was truly unfair and I had the item back within a day or two...nobody particularly cared to deal with my parents being angry, and the admins all knew they would descend upon them with the fury of a thousand suns if it had truly been something that was not me being stupid or childishly careless.