Today, a student threw her hot coffee at me after I told her I was giving her an F. For months I've been telling her she needs to hand in missing work, but she thought I was bluffing. She got suspended, but my clothes are still ruined and I still got burned. FML
KayleeFrye tells us more.
OP here. Luckily, the burn is not bad at all. I don't even need medical attention. The skin is just red and a bit sore, similar to a minor sunburn. It will be 100% gone in another day or two. She was suspended for the rest of the school year. I do not intend to take legal action, because she will likely be back in my classroom next year. (It's an adult education program, so there are no restrictions for accepting students with records. Pretty sure this girl already has a few assault charges in her past.) Thank you for the support and sympathy! :)
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A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
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TabooSushi 24
You could probably press charges against her, as well. I would. Teach that little brat that there are consequences to her actions.
Nalox12 15
wow, the **** is wrong with her? Hope she gets expelled.
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mthurston 14
I'd have kicked her teeth in
mthurston 14
But then again I'm a huge man-child lol
ACCOUNTKILLER 18
That should result in expulsion and charges pressed- she is old enough to know full well what could happen if she threw hot liquids at another person. Sorry this happened to you OP. I hope you have stocked up on aloe vera
fabcade 14
she deserves jail and please press charges and get a restraining order.
Ninjerman 7
Schools: "Blame the parents!" Parents: "Blame the schools!"
manuwish 9
press charges, you have her name, she needs to learn as long as she is young that she can't run around assaulting people! please!
nikkolaus 15
I suggest taking her to court for assault. Punishment doesn't end just because the establishment issued a reprimand...