Garland ISD Inhaler Incident Alexis Kyle and Indiyah Rush
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Lisa Gavin
10 years ago
Let common sense prevail
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Sharda Lewis
10 years ago
Because they didn't do anything wrong.
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Mindi Kurtz
10 years ago
Did the school administrators totally lose their minds? Take stupid pills for breakfast? Lose touch with reality? Obviously these geniuses have NO clue how it feels to not be able to breathe. I have to also wonder what moron considers an asthma inhaler a controlled substance. Ah, yes, it's a prescription drug, and it's an aerosol. If you can't breathe, you certainly don't have time (or breath) to ask permission to go to the nurse and then walk to the office and wait while someone gets it for you. Idiots. I'm not a use happy person, but if these were my kids, I'd use that school district in a heartbeat. And I'd homeschool my kid from here on out. Appalling.
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Debra Ehlert
10 years ago
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Since when did school administrations stop using common sense? Would they have preferred Ms Rush to stand by and watch another girl die? "Possession and use of a controlled substance" should NOT be on their permanent record. They're honor students and this will follow them for a long, long time. Come on, Garland. Use some sense!
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Meyia Johnson
10 years ago
smh
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Ashley Martin
10 years ago
This story is ridiculous. I understand the dangers of sharing medicine but thirty days in an alternative school is outrageous.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is horrible news!!
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Sherri
10 years ago
Ridiculous
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Desiree Bizzell
10 years ago
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Common sense & some command decisions &/or judgment call... Seem to be lacking here. A teacher should have helped... And most certainly this particular policy should have been made clear, as I'm sure there are more children with asthma. In fact.. How bout once it's put in the child's file.. That this policy be pointed out.
Why are you so anxious to dirty these girls records with something so blanket.
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Jermont Montgomery
10 years ago
Allow these two young ladies a chance to go to school and learn in peace, these young ladies did nothing wrong and should be rewarded for showing compassion for one another.
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Nancy Whitmire
10 years ago
The punishment is ridiculous!
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Patricia Heath
10 years ago
This is the most ridiculous nonsense I've ever heard of. So now you want children to be apathetic, and punished for helping each other. AND you had the nerve to punish the girl that was sick too. How can you hold your head up in public?
Let common sense prevail
Because they didn't do anything wrong.
Did the school administrators totally lose their minds? Take stupid pills for breakfast? Lose touch with reality? Obviously these geniuses have NO clue how it feels to not be able to breathe. I have to also wonder what moron considers an asthma inhaler a controlled substance. Ah, yes, it's a prescription drug, and it's an aerosol. If you can't breathe, you certainly don't have time (or breath) to ask permission to go to the nurse and then walk to the office and wait while someone gets it for you. Idiots. I'm not a use happy person, but if these were my kids, I'd use that school district in a heartbeat. And I'd homeschool my kid from here on out. Appalling.
Since when did school administrations stop using common sense? Would they have preferred Ms Rush to stand by and watch another girl die? "Possession and use of a controlled substance" should NOT be on their permanent record. They're honor students and this will follow them for a long, long time. Come on, Garland. Use some sense!
smh
This story is ridiculous. I understand the dangers of sharing medicine but thirty days in an alternative school is outrageous.
This is horrible news!!
Ridiculous
Common sense & some command decisions &/or judgment call... Seem to be lacking here. A teacher should have helped... And most certainly this particular policy should have been made clear, as I'm sure there are more children with asthma. In fact.. How bout once it's put in the child's file.. That this policy be pointed out. Why are you so anxious to dirty these girls records with something so blanket.
Allow these two young ladies a chance to go to school and learn in peace, these young ladies did nothing wrong and should be rewarded for showing compassion for one another.
The punishment is ridiculous!
This is the most ridiculous nonsense I've ever heard of. So now you want children to be apathetic, and punished for helping each other. AND you had the nerve to punish the girl that was sick too. How can you hold your head up in public?