Meant to be Broken
Did you read about this foolishness?
If I was this kid, I'd have sworn too. I'm not surprised that the administrators at the school were a bunch of pinko nut jobs, and I'm glad the public pressure led them to change their tune.
(CNN) -- A Georgia student, suspended after violating his high school's cell-phone ban to talk to his mother in Iraq, returned to class on Monday.
Officials at Spencer High School in Columbus shortened a 10-day suspension for Kevin Francois, 17.
Although cell-phone use is prohibited at the school, officials said Kevin was being punished for using profanity after a teacher interrupted his call from Iraq -- where his mother, a U.S. Army soldier, is serving in the Iraq war.
Kevin denied cursing during the incident.
On Friday, the incident attracted national news media attention, prompting a flood of e-mail to the school. By Friday afternoon, school officials told Kevin his suspension would be shortened to the two days he had served.
If I was this kid, I'd have sworn too. I'm not surprised that the administrators at the school were a bunch of pinko nut jobs, and I'm glad the public pressure led them to change their tune.
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