Battle-scarred ’sub’ in L.A. barrios speaks out

WorldNetDaily: Battle-scarred ’sub’ in L.A. barrios speaks out: “To make ends meet during hard economic times, I became a ’substitute teacher’ for the Los Angeles Unified School District, or LAUSD – or to put it more kindly, a ‘guest teacher.’ As a guest LAUSD teacher I thought I would be an asset, but the system has never appreciated nor taken advantage of my educational or professional hard-earned accomplishments. There’s no teaching going on at LAUSD – only confinement of the sort one may find in a penal colony, complete with walkie-talkie-carrying wardens and bullhorns. And I have ‘confined’ at many different schools within central Los Angeles in the last six months. Many students scream ‘suuuuuuuub‘ when they see someone like me – a ‘guest teacher’ – in their classroom and trample anyone and/or anything as they push and shove their way inside. “

The inmates have taken over the asylum. Society is nuts to let this happen in our schools and it is nuts to tolerate gangs in our cities. Don’t you think this permissive social experiment has gone far enough and that it is time to return to the sanity of discipline?