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Insert Name Here wrote:most things have to do with people bringing in pocket knives... the thing is that this happened about 3 times...

My school has the exact same problem with the students carrying around pocket knives, and the staff can't do anything to the students with pocket knives as long as the blades are under 3 inches.

Really? We're not allowed to have any knives, the length just determines how long you go away, of course this doesn't remotely stop people from bringing knives

I'm pretty sure some of tthe other 7th graders were operating a drug cartel...

Well, there's a difference between a cartel, which is usually an international syndicate, and just selling drugs, which is a perfectly fine and normal way of acquiring money in middle and high school

zyzzyva98 wrote:Well, there's a difference between a cartel, which is usually an international syndicate, and just selling drugs, which is a perfectly fine and normal way of acquiring money in middle and high school

geminicross wrote:

zyzzyva98 wrote:Well, there's a difference between a cartel, which is usually an international syndicate, and just selling drugs, which is a perfectly fine and normal way of acquiring money in middle and high school

See in my school it is... But I think there is a cartel.. And several gangs.. A couple shootings(a year).. There was a bomb threat once or twice, and knives are whatever.. Welcome to stroudsburg, at least you have fun.

jayadh wrote:

geminicross wrote:

zyzzyva98 wrote:Well, there's a difference between a cartel, which is usually an international syndicate, and just selling drugs, which is a perfectly fine and normal way of acquiring money in middle and high school

See in my school it is... But I think there is a cartel.. And several gangs.. A couple shootings(a year).. There was a bomb threat once or twice, and knives are whatever.. Welcome to stroudsburg, at least you have fun.

Wow, your school is scary. In my grade only 20-30 people do drugs, out of 300.

Hahaha out of 350 or so in our grade at least half or more more are/were/will be drug users-_-

zyzzyva98 wrote:Well, there's a difference between a cartel, which is usually an international syndicate, and just selling drugs, which is a perfectly fine and normal way of acquiring money in middle and high school

I take it the SRO knows you by name?

Surprisingly not. And all I know about the SRO officer is that he has the same last name as William Butler Yeats. Or it sounds the same at least.