Shithead is a good looking well built freshman. His blonde hair and blue eyes have probably taken care of lots of his problems. When this doesn't happen, he can get quite agitated.
Last week Shithead missed an exam and then missed the day after. He waltzed into class the following day and demanded a makeup. For the day of the exam, he offered a legitimate excuse but no documentation to back it up. The day after was, "on him". He insisted I check out his excuse and walked out in a huff when I refused. The next day he came in with that same crappy attitude and then got really nasty as I refused to deal with him.
At Packemin, I would have been responsible for documenting, calling parents and ultimately, Mr. AP would have accused me of causing the problem. Not so now. I reported the incident to the chairman of the department who was appalled at Shithead's behavior and insisted no teacher put up with it. She then gave me the name of the Dean in charge of such incidences. I couldn't reach him by phone so I sent an e-mail, detailing the behavior. Long story short, I didn't have to do anything else. Shithead was brought up on charges. He sent an apology e-mail, apologized in person and he knows that another incident like this means he is out of this school.
There shouldn't be kids like Shithead in college but there are. At least the only Shitheads in the school I work in now are the students. It is good not to be working for the Shitheads running schools anymore.
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well maybe this shithead will get it now that he was called on his actions...lets wait and see..I like finding the positive in a situation..
The point was Shithead was dealt with effectively. I don't believe he will make any permanent changes but at least he won't bother me and the school will take serious action next time. And, I didn't have to jump through hoops to get action and I didn't get blamed. This is novel.
I wonder where he learned this behavior...
Thank you for that last paragraph. LMAO!!
Of course, he will grow up to become a principal in the NYC schools where he will be adored by his superiors for his ability to make life impossible for teachers.
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