My school had this absolutely insane rule: by using the school’s wifi on your phone, “the school has the right to search or modify its contents.” This *apparently* included deleting game apps and installing spyware on that poor student’s phone.
My school has something similar but they blocked EVERYTHING on your phone, I always turn my wifi off before school so I can text my mom incase something happens
I went to a school with a uniform (normal in the UK) and the dress code was insane. You weren't allowed to wear jackets/coats that were certain colours or materials (absolutely NO denim allowed) and they even controlled what colour socks and hairbands you could wear. I remember one kid getting detention for wearing red socks because it's all she had that was clean that day. Absolutely ridiculous.
Or how youre not allowed hoodies during PE days cuz its "dangerous" and youre not allowed ANY logos at all, like how I cant bring in this one jumper I have that Im not allowed to wear because it has 3 dark grey stripes on the arms and a small nike logo. Its so fucking stupid.
As a middle school teacher, most school rules fall into one of three categories: 1. Rules that only exist because a handful of students fuck everything up 2. Rules from state requirements or administration that teachers hate just as much as students 3. Rules from teachers going on weird power trips - usually in needlessly strict schools
it be like that fr, and for some reason when school ends at my high school you can't even walk out of the gates, security guards tell you that you can't walk outside the gates. . . you either need to drive home, have your parents pick you up, take the school bus, or wait until the security guards aren't there and walk out, or jump over a fence
Teacher calling parents: "Yeah this is ■■■■, we need to ask you to pick up ■■■■, because he is distracting the lesson and refusing to stop no matter how much we insist. Yeah he was drinking water"
Mom:laughs WHAT chokes on cola HONEY COME Dad:what Mom:our son got in trouble for drinking water Dad:laughs Mom:btw we're gonna punish him At home:good job let's go to mcdonalds
My elementary was probably the worst, they had that "no tolerance" policy. One time I was beaten by some kid and I didn't throw a single punch, I got detention and he got off scot-free. They were also TERRIBLE at picking teachers, as some were rude, power-hungry, terrible at teacher, and a few were even sexist or racist. Truly the tale of a cruel world.
My middle school had a rule that we had to sign up and type in what bathroom I’m going to before using the bathroom. We also were only allowed to use the bathroom three times a day. We also had a rule when someone gets in trouble, the teacher gets the whole class in trouble
My new secondary school had some stupid ass rules 1) only black hats and jackets for winter 2) can’t bring football kits to football club and u have to wear the shite PE kit 3)U can’t get food if u don’t pay £1.50 for food 4)U can only have the school branded bag 5)U can only wear Astro turfs for PE 6) can’t have Velcro or shoes with no laces 7)No gum 8)Can’t have trackers on your phone
When I was in high school we would have assemblies at the beginning of the year and go over the dress codes. One rule we had was that underwear must be worn. My sophomore year I stood up in the middle of the assembly and asked if random underwear spot checks were going to be performed? The next year that rule was deleted from the student handbook.
In 7th grade, we were that class. The one who always got into trouble and had a class lecture with the principal every other week. It got so bad to the point we had set times to go to the bathroom (A rule still enforced at that school btw). One of the girls really needed to go, but the teacher would let them because ppl would skip class and hang out in the bathroom, but it's always that one time they actually have to go. The teacher thought she was bluffing, but when she actually peed herself, he had like this whole apology to the class. Some bathroom rules changed after that, but it still kinda stayed the same after.
Both my middle and high school had some very strict rules, except that my middle school was more strict. They had nearly every rule on this list, no cell phones in class, no hats or hoods except if it's for religious reasons, dress code that was strict on girls, food being strictly forbidden in class (depends on the teacher with water bottles), and a lot of other dumb rules school would have. But my middle school had a weird rule where we're not allowed to use our backpacks to carry our stuff. And we used hall passes until the teachers started using this app to track who's using the restroom once they started distributing iPads to the students. When I got to high school, I found it weird that everyone was using their backpacks to carry their shit and how there was no dress code. However, I find it weird how in both of my schools, when you finish an exam, I have to wait until everyone else is done or until the end of class. I'd rather chill in the cafeteria or the hallways than to sit there in awkward silence. I'm currently in College so when I'm done with an exam, I'm out of there. I like how much freedom you have in college. Going to class is optional, if you need to piss you could get up and leave without asking, and you get to take classes that you're actually interested in.
Our school used to have a dress code but last year it was found out that the school covered up rape cases, and you can't really be telling people what to wear and then cover up rape cases.
i remember having this insane class rule: Anytime that we would use our phones during any period (like idk, a time that aint in a classroom) they would have to make us go to their wifi where they can straight up *EDIT OUR PHONES TO THEIR WILL.* and it's so damn annoying because my games that i play at home, are f*cking deleted and replaced with some school sh*t i don't want. (edit, they could also put spyware on the phone, so if a new student came in, you're agreeing to the fact that "The school has the right to search or **modify** it's contents, including deleting game apps and installing spyware.)
@@Ritahstped not much, they did replace a lot of my games ( i was in middle school at the time) like GD, Minecraft, Roblox, etc, and it was replaced with some goofy ass school sh*t that took half my phone's space ;-;
I had same 15/15 rule. When I got to freshman year, my school did passes that if unused you could use as extra credit. Problem was they only gave you like 4 for the semester and if you needed to go after using your 4, you had to borrow from someone else or not go. Uniforms from 7th to graduation(even the bandalooms brackets were banned). No laptops allowed. Phones silent and put in backpacks. Weren’t allowed to take anything to the bathroom with us when permitted to go, so girls had to get creative with hygiene products, especially in male teachers classrooms. No food/drink. Saturday school if you got in trouble. ACTs on saturdays. If you were on a sports team, you had even more rules to follow. You can’t play/are punished for getting a D or less in a class(at least my coach). We even had a stupid attendance rule that you couldn’t miss more than 10 days in the year when it related to school activities. I had to fight with principal on this despite being a straight A student with perfect attendance as I missed a lot due to participating in multiple school organizations. They went so far as to install alarms ad camera on all the doors to catching kids ditching. We weren’t allowed to have any open food/liquids coming in to school and had backpacks checked+metal detectors+scanned. Even had my jug of water for softball taken away. Some school rules are really dumb and the lengths they go to to get people to comply is even worse. Schools are training for prison.
omg i had those too, in my math class if you didn’t use it a single time in the semester, you got a free 100 on a major grade. what do you value more, your basic bodily functions or your assingments. i can’t believe that was allowed
Teacher: When there is a fire, leave everything behind and leave the room in an ordarly line. Do not panick and try to run out. Me: But I need my phone so I'm not bored until the "emergency" ends. Am I supposed to stand there watch my stuff burn and my school not replacing or paying ANYTHING FOR IT???
Another hat rule is at my highschool hats were allowed everywhere but there was a neighbouring highschool that had much better accessibility to meet the needs for those whose require specific aids. One time, a student who went there, they had something where any direct light screwed with there vision and the school won't budge the no hat rule for him to see properly. So he swapped schools to mine where hats where the norm, he fit in perfectly well. Teachers and students alike were dumb founded that other school just wouldn't let him where a baseball cap.
You are so lucky ngl jit, I wasn’t there when they said no hats and I came back with a hoodie and my designer hat and sh literally asked how much it was(460$)I told her and them she threw it off Ma head told me nobody can wear that bullshit…oh?. Then I got suspended for apologizing and she ain’t even let me explain, I just flipped her off every single dam day for the rest of the year(doing it this year)😂
I know the light one very well. For me both the school and teachers are given the heads up on people with special needs and medications and it makes select exceptions for them, for me it is wearing prescription sunglasses in some classes due to my light sensitivity. There was one time a substitute teacher was there and he yelled at me, snatched and threw the shades at the ground (which did some damage to them). The teacher also thought I was “high” since my pupils were bigger than normal (which is normal for me) so he brought me to the office and told them I should be suspended however the substitute got quite the earful himself and was ordered to apologize to me. When we got back to the classroom some students said things like “so how did the chat in the office go?” or “what is the punishment this time?” while others had a hard time not laughing.
Agreed, there's no "no cap" rule in my school, but teachers don't allow them on class, maybe barber messed up your haircut or you want to show your hat off, it's just sad.
I go to a school with uniforms and here’s the dress code: -have a belt with shorts and pants -no hoop earrings -skirts can’t be four inches above the knee -no bracelets -shirts tucked in -no necklaces that aren’t religious -no makeup It’s a nightmare because they’ll check you every day lol Also thankfully I have multiple uniform things so I don’t have to wash things every day
Yeah I remember a rule I had in high school that banned bookbags and forced everyone to put their stuff in their lockers instead. So if you didn't bring exactly everything you needed, you'd either carry around more than necessary (which is made harder without a bookbag), or go back to your locker and get whatever it was you needed. Apparently the rule was made to prevent students from bringing in things they aren't allowed to like drugs or weapons. While I kinda(?) got that at first, the rule just falls apart when you realize pockets exist. And especially the fact that when I completely forgot my locker code and wasn't allowed to have a bookbag, I bought a "laptop bag" instead, which was almost the same thing anyways, actually was ALLOWED, and you can definitely store some pretty bad things in there so what was the point of the rule then?? And yeah, while most of the teachers didn't enforce this rule, a handful of them did!
Shoutout to that kid in middle school that bought like 10-15 of the same hat and brought them all to school so that whenever one got confiscated he could just pop on another 😂. Dylan you were kinda a legend looking back. Also in elementary school we weren’t allowed to be in groups larger than 3 on the playground for like half a year. They said that it was loitering and gave us a “Gang Mentality”. This is for 4th graders in the whitest, primarily Jewish, most middle-upper class neighborhood
My middle school was literally hell. Some of the worst rules we had were; no standing during lunch, if you go outside for lunch you can’t come back in until the bell rings, there was red tape that we had to stay inside of and it was crowded as hell, only 3 people in the bathroom and the bathroom line at a time, and you had to walk up to the bathroom a certain way. Those are only a couple of them and most teachers and staff had major power issues
One time i really had to go to the bathroom but our teacher said "you would distract the class" as if he did not distract the class by saying that, so i simply called him a war criminal (on the basis that it was an inhumane act) for not letting people meet their basic needs and went to the bathroom. This incident inspired the entire class to stand up against bulls*** rules.
the funny thing is, is that school is teaching us Human Rights. Like Pissing, Shitting, DRINKING AND EATING, wearing what you want; yet they make us suffer for 6 hrs bc we’re “being a distraction” 🤓
My history teacher has this really cool thing that he does called a Social Contract. Essentially, it's a list of privileges thought up by the students and reasonable things that can take them away. Example: you can eat in class as long as there are no messes that aren't cleaned up. Example 2: you can sit where ever you want as long as nobody is moved to the 'safe seat' Example 3: no homework on Fridays unless there's 0s in the gradebook (only applies to his class) ------------------------------------------------- In the school there's a way of punishment called BIST (I have no idea what it stands for) Some kids act up: I see your having trouble doing what I asked, can you please do what I asked even if you don't want to (warning) Kid does it again (safe seat)(seat apart from the other) Kid does it 3rd time (buddy room)(room next door) Kid does it 4th time (cool down room)(room where you cool off, write down what you did wrong, and sit for the rest of that period)
Your history teacher sounds really nice and ACTUALLY reasonable, and so does your class. My class could probably not meet the agreements on clearing up etc.
Oh my god sign me up for your school. We had an assembly once with all of the students in the school because apparently some kids were vaping in the bathrooms. They told us the consequences for use of drugs and alcohol, in order to out of school, at that assembly. If you get caught with something like that, then it’s immediate suspension and a call home, and I thought “what if something was wrong at home and you’re just making it worse?” Like they don’t even ask you “hey is everything ok?” Like I heard a story once where some little girl’s parents drugged her, what if something like that happened and you’re punishing the student for it?
the most offensive rule-ish thing that i had in my school was after our rehearsal for our choir concert, it was the big end of the year one so the rules were more strict. there were also student helpers who would let you do stuff and i asked to go to the bathroom and i waited for like an hour (idk what they were doing in there) and nobody batted a single eye… but when i went out there all the girls bathrooms were closed so i just came back in and they suspected me for doing something or idk??? they said “you took a minute” like a mean ass teacher… and i was the good kid
our school had the 15/15 rule, but it was the first 30 minutes & the last 15 minutes of class so students only have 10 minutes to use the bathroom, but the teachers decided to put the most informational part of class during the 10 minute window!
That rule sucks. So glad that college is more chill than public school. How long were your classes? If that rule was at my school, no one would be able to use the restroom because my classes were around 40 minutes long.
we're only allowed to go in the first 5 or last 5 minutes of class and we need a freaking hall pass EVERYTIME we're out in the hallway i hate my school
My school had so many security / police calls during my freshman year that they added scanners that you were forced to walk through and get bag checked, but then they made kids late to class by like 20 to sometimes 40mins-1hr, so they started picking and choosing who would get scanned and who they'd left walk all the way through no scan / bag check, but the bathroom still got set on fire twice, & it was funny.
there was a rule in my middle school where we couldn't drink anything unless if it was clear 💀💀 and in my high school, theres a school-wide rule where we can't even use the bathroom if one person is already in the bathroom, and even then we can't go if it's the first or last 10 minutes of class 😐
@@Stickamajig yeah but its also stupid because you could have your bladder explode at any second and chadrissa is too busy vaping in the bathroom for the past 15 minutes
@@mudkip984 Yeah, probably make a sey time limit for how long. A person should get 10-15 minutes in there, and any longer, they won't use the bathroom in class, or at least not when it's not an emergency.
At one of my old high schools, there was this stupid rule called, "Sweep", which meant that if a student was late to a class, and didn't have a late pass or a teacher or staff member excusing the lateness of the student to the teacher, the student was essentially sent to the sweep room, where they basically did nothing until their next class, lunch, or going home, (depending on what time of day it was), because they wouldn't allow you to do anything, not even school work, and you couldn't talk either in there.
Same here but we get 5 minutes and only the tiny bathrooms are open and the girl only enter to vandalize shit and pretend to be on their time of month, and it took me 8 minutes to go to the bathroom,
Bless my sixth grade teacher. She was the best teacher I ever had during my time when "school rules" were a thing, but she still had one strict rule that everyone in class had to follow: ABSOLUTELY NO CLICKING PENS. She would straight up kick you out of class for 10 minutes if she found out you were clicking your pen. At least she had the transparency to say it was a distraction for her, not for the class.
A few stupid rules that my schools had: - When you were playing sports, you had to play by the official rules (including handball, which was really annoying because before that tule, kids made up a ton of different rules and ways to play). You had to sit with your class at lunch (in elementary school). And each class would only get one table and each class was literally 25-35 kids. - Almost all my teachers in middle school had a rule that you could only leave class to use the bathroom 3 times a semester or else your grade went down. The classes at my school were literally an hour and 45 minutes long. - If you got lunch detention, you got to skip the lunch line. And then like half the kids started claiming that they had detention to skip the line, and nobody stopped them. - No phone. At all. Not even during breaks. If you had to call you parents about pick up or something, you had to wait until you got off campus. - All shorts and skirts had to be knee length or more. - You weren’t allowed to skateboard to school. - No doodling during class. Apparently it meant that you weren’t paying attention. That’s just some of the stupid rules that they had, but this comment is getting way too long, so I’ll just leave it there.
I remember in my high school, they had this one rule where the only time you can go use the bathroom is when class is transitioning, when everyone is in the hallway and was already pretty hard navigating because of it. When class is in session they would lock every bathroom door. To prevent students from going in. I understand the reason as it wasn’t like this when I was a freshman (happened when I was a junior) but there was times when they didn’t check if anyone was in there and actually accidentally locked students in the bathrooms until the next bell rang.
Why are schools the ONLY places that lock bathrooms or even have rules for them OR EVEN HAVE ANY OF THESE RULES! I get like, maybe it's "too prepare you for adulthood and how to act and stuff" but these rules don't feel like they do that, they feel outdated and just incorrect.
What I eventually just started doing was ignoring the stupid rules. It was probably only beneficial cause the principal liked me, so when I got sent to him he would send me to my theatre teacher and I got to hide out in our big ass theater and is mostly the reason I now have a deep passion for performance!
As someone with misophonia the no eating in class bit is a godsend. If someone is eating something in the classroom even if it isn't anywhere near me I cannot pay attention because I gotta shut my ears or wear headphones or I will go insane.
I also have misophonia, but there is no no eating rule at my school. its absolute hell for me. Also i do actually have diabetes, and its very very rare for me that i would need to eat in class. no drinking however is insane imo
I would have been so upset with the eating as misophonia and anorexia with it. I avoid places where people eat at all costs. I'm OK I eat enough to live but it's a job.
No it is a devil send, I do not think God would approve of starving little kids. I was sent to the principal just for asking for a snack because I was hungry after missing out on lunch due to a meeting. They actually starved me. You are cruel if you would defend that just because you flip at the slightest sound of a cracker snap.
I'm so glad that my hs wasn't strict about dress codes or rules involving food and water, all it was was no shirts promoting violence, no open toed shoes, and the minimum length for pants had to be where the line touches the tip of your middle fingers. And tank tops were allowed as long as they weren't spaghetti strapped. Before that in elementary and middle school I was forced to wear uniforms until my last years there when the rule got removed, in middle school we weren't allowed to wear hooded jackets and water bottles had to be clear. Boys weren't allowed to bring backpacks into the bath rooms and if you wanted to have a snack in class you had to get a special pass the day before, and for some odd reason my math teacher had a rule where kids could only use the bathroom twice a week.
my school just added this rule and they never announced it so I found out yesterday. It’s a school holiday week and I needed to go back to pass up a form to the general office so they’ll pass it to my teachers. The guards at the gates never allowed me entry and said “vice-principal made a new rule. No uniform, no entry.” Excuse me I walked a long distance in slippers and long pants on a hot day just to hear that? I was frustrated while walking back home. I’m tryna pass up a piece of paper, it ain’t like I have a class that day. Plus, I look embarrassing. And they said “whenever you wear uniform, you’re representing the school.”. So, they’ll be monitoring me- One thing, I’m gonna be sweating to death as “you can’t tuck out your shirt.”. Like I just want to tuck it out cuz it’s uncomfortable to me. They literally punished a student in a mall for having their shirt untucked. This school is so strict even when you ain’t in school.
One of my teachers has a rule that you can’t go to the bathroom unless it’s an ABSOLUTE emergency, and if so, he will fucking whip out a TIMER, and however long you’re in there you have to stay after class. Traumatic
About the lunch detention thing, I actually got one because I was talking with my friend in my SPARE TIME after both of us finished our work. My friend didn’t get one too. Eventually, the teacher realized what actually happened and let me go once I got to the classroom. There were other kids there too. But they had to stay since they were actually goofing off during class.
@@fassfletchthere was a substitute and other ppl were talking and the sub didn’t even warn me, they just wrote my name down and mb for replying 1 year late
as a person who graduated during a pandemic, went to a mental hospital 3 times, the "no phones" policy being reinforced for my school because of a person who snitched causing it and having virtual learning on top of all of it, i can relate
I remember a rule back in elementary school that we couldn’t have pencils in the hallway or in our pockets, they had to be well hidden. And that quiet cup thing in the cafeteria they did in elementary school where they flicked the lights off was so dumb. Asking kids to be quiet at free time is asking for trouble. I remember it was like Green, blue, orange and red. If the whole class got to red, they had to throw their lunch away and put their heads down, it was basically if we didn’t want to be quiet, we risked being denied food.
YEAH I COULDNT EAT AT ALL Like Bruh I just wanna Eat But there has to be some NITWIT Blabbering About “SkIbIdI GyAtT rIzZ oHiO” AND WHEN WE GOT THE RED CUP EVERYONE STARED AT ME LIKE IT WAS MY FAULT
In my school, there are a few rules/ridiculous things that happened. At one point, for some reason was problems in the bathroom, (later found out it was because older grades where shoving hall passes down the toilet and making them flood.) And it got to the point where we had to sign a list before the bell range to use it AT ALL during class. It was fine until they banned bathrooms entirely. You could only go if it was an absolute emergency, AND you had to use the one in the nurses office. They let us use them now, but that rule was ridiculous. Dress code is ridiculous too. One of my friends had to borrow my jacket not to get sent to the office since she got dress coded, which makes plenty sense since she was wearing a very short shirt. But my other friend who had a long sleeve shirt on, that didn't even show skin, got dress coded for it being "too short". Another rule, we have some ridiculous hallway thing where we can only go one direction because it will apparently " cause less fights". I've already seen plenty of them, and it just makes getting to class harder. I just barley make it to my classes because they are far apart, and being late has consequences too, like detention, referrals, etc.
One of my school bathrooms is just locked constantly. No reason to it, it just is. I think it's cause most of the weird shit happens in that bathroom, but it'll be unlocked for like two days then be locked for like three weeks. It's wild.
i feel bad for the guys at my school since there's bathrooms at the auditorium, which is next to the art and music wings. the girls bathroom is always open but the boys is always locked, which means if you are a dude in an art/music class the closest bathroom is almost halfway across the school
funny thing is that in my school, the dress code for girls is never enforced while the no hats rule is probably the most strictly enforced rule in my school
the hat thing had to do with reducing gang activity as oftentimes gangs and cliques wear certain hats and in certain ways sometimes, also it tends to be a rule because sometimes hats can obstruct others view, and, people have used hats to hide things, including test answers taped up under the bill and such, so, yeah, basically because of a few jackasses, no hats have been allowed in school for decades, i mean the no hat as unless its a '' specified hat day'' was in our schools since i was in school the 80s because of this crap.
I remember in my school we had a room where kids had to wait for their parents because my school didn't allow us to use the bus until Grade 4. In this room we just sat in desks and wait. No phones, no fun, just waiting.
My school has this thing where instead of using a physical hall pass, we had to go through this website and make a digital hall pass so we could go. Keep in mind, we all got laptops from the school, but it was so weird to have to go through your backpack just to get your laptop out and make a pass. And the pass only lasted around 3 minutes, so you had to rush to the bathroom and back just to not have the teacher on you.
At the high school I went to I was actually able to give the “no hat” rule the middle finger for a entire week. The reason is due to the aftermath of the brain surgery I got (goodbye seizers) and a doctors note I tapped to the bottom of the visor. Also at the college I went to everyone was actually allowed to wear next to any kind of shirt they wanted (sleeveless is one I wore quite often) as long as the image on it wasn’t a no no (i.e. swastika). And pants still needs to be at minimum even with one’s longest finger when standing up (and at one’s waist not hanging down so far you could see another person’s underwear🤢) otherwise just like the shirt anything goes. Nowadays though I bet it became stricter with how things are lately.
the hat thing had to do with reducing gang activity as oftentimes gangs and cliques wear certain hats and in certain ways sometimes, also it tends to be a rule because sometimes hats can obstruct others view, and, people have used hats to hide things, including test answers taped up under the bill and such, so, yeah, basically because of a few jackasses, no hats have been allowed in school for decades, i mean the no hat as unless its a '' specified hat day'' was in our schools since i was in school the 80s because of this crap. btw: awesome news on the successful brain surgery man, congrats ! thats fucking awesome dude !
@@Shannonbarnesdr1 thanks I was prone to seizures from the ages of 7-15. Got the surgery at age 15 and haven’t had 1 since (currently 32 years old). Also as a side note I also skipped the first round of ISTEP due to the surgery and even though the doctors said I would stay home for 1-2 weeks I just ended up going back to school in less than 5 days after the surgery since the doctors gave the green light due to post surgery tests.
My school has this system called "Paw Passes" which are passes to go to your locker, get water, to charge your chromebook, and even to got to the fricken BATHROOM. I'm out here having to hold in my bladder for 3 hours, and we only have 8 of these passes. And your charged one even when you turn them in for bonus, WHY ARE THEY CHARGING ME IF I DON'T HAVE IT. And if you run out, or lose it, you get an infraction for leaving the class.
@@Swingy_Productions If I were you, I would make tons of copies of them with a printer. Bonus points if you decide to make enough to sell and charge a dollar each for a "paw pass".
I actually had a uniform as early as KINDERGARTEN. It was a whole vest, button up shirt, clip on tie, dress pants AND shoes. It got more lax as I got into middle school so I only had to wear a polo and some black Adidas (they still forced you to come in black shoes and there were some exceptions) but it was still annoying.
The thing I _did_ like about uniforms is that you never had to plan outfits. You have maybe 3 uniforms, wash them once or twice a week with the rest of your clothes, and don't ever have to think about it.
TLDR, my school is dumb as heck. Bruh my school makes us either write an essay, or copy a prewritten one down twice. The prewritten one literally has most of the time, nothing to do with what actually happened. Picture this. You are walking down the school hallway, and two teachers tell you to stop talking so loud. You stop. 30 seconds later, another pair of teachers chew you out, and say stuff like, "If YoU wErE iN oUr GrAdE, i WoUlD gIvE yOu A lUnCh DeTeNtIoN!!!!" and then they let you off. Next week, you go to study hall to complete a math check-in, and then you get called for a lunch detention. You get confused, and then you are told that the same group of teacher that were chewing you out, gave you lunch detention, and didn't tell you. This happened to me. Now imagine this, you want to sit with your friends at lunch, but you have to sit with your class. (bruh it's 7th grade why???) so you make a deal with the teachers that you could sit in an empty table. Eventually, you are told that you are not allowed to sit there anymore, as they are bringing in more classes. Understandable, right? 1 week later, the extra classes stop going to the cafeteria. We ask to move back, but nope. That spot is used for in case teachers need to sit there. No one has sat there in the past 2 weeks. WHAT CHANGED!? Lastly, imagine this. A group of dumb 7th graders go do something dumb at commons, and then the teachers block off the area they did it at because they can't see it, (complete lie) but only for the 7th grade. Next year, the same group of kids that caused the trouble, could go to that area to hang out as they pleased, but the new 7th graders, me have to deal with the consequences of their actions. EDIT: Forgot to add, the school gives us uniform hoodies, and won't let us use the hoods.
bruhhhhhhhhhh ur school is strict my school is so tolerant, adn kids throw food around at lunch and stuff, but ive seen that in my school (im also in 7th grade) everyone seems to know who everyone is, but arnt friends, but there are also like no drug kids or creepy kids in my scholl, also in my grade there is this hackerman kid who hacked the school, and he made so many game websites, and he almost got expelled. lol, and his name is the same as my name. He also made several emulators and viruses. technically he could get an IT job bc of his coding skills. Its like HARD to ge OSS in my school.
For the no hats rule, the students kept complaining (and probably to the parents to) of the power hungry teacher who kept getting students in trouble for hearing a hat while heading outside (our hands could be full with other sports equipment or when putting on outdoor shoes). Eventually managed to get the rule changed that your allowed to put on your hat once you left the classroom hats where allowed
my school has a hat rule if u dont got a hat then u cant play or go out in the sun and im not gonna buy a hat to access some other area this aint EA "its in the game" type of bullshit but the teachers dont care much so me and my friend just go to the other areas and the teachers be busy as hell welp time to wait for this comment to get destroyed by other people orrrrrr get alot of likes
thats cool yall were able to get em to bend a little on it . the hat thing had to do with reducing gang activity as oftentimes gangs and cliques wear certain hats and in certain ways sometimes, also it tends to be a rule because sometimes hats can obstruct others view, and, people have used hats to hide things, including test answers taped up under the bill and such, so, yeah, basically because of a few jackasses, no hats have been allowed in school for decades, i mean the no hat as unless its a '' specified hat day'' was in our schools since i was in school the 80s because of this crap.
The no hats rule also likely has an element of Victorian etiquette to it. The universal compulsory schooling system that the US uses was invented in the Victorian era.
The no hats rule also likely has an element of Victorian etiquette to it. The universal compulsory schooling system that the US uses was invented in the Victorian era.
At the middle school I went too we had to do a hall pass and there was a sign out and sign in times, this would be implemented at the beginning of the school year because for smell of vape and smoke in the bathrooms. (I never smelled this ever at the beginning of the year, but I have a weak sense of smell. So I don't know for sure.) And here's a rule, "You can have holes in your pants that show your thighs." A lot of people did that and a lot of people got dress coded for that, like everyday. I never got dress coded for it though because I just wore casual clothing. No hats unless religious. Hoodies and sweaters were fine as well.
In Australia, a school rule is "no hat, no play" and in my school, they were soooo strict with uniform. If u didn't have a hat in my high school, u would have to get a uniform pass and if u didn't have a note when getting one, u would also get a detention. We would get detention over SOCKSSS
4:55 funny thing: There’s this dude named anthony in my class and he goes to the bathroom every frickin period. He makes it so obvious that hes doing it to waste time. He gets there 20 minutes before school starts and when it hits 8 am he goes. They literally had to make a sign out sheet 💀
At my old school we used to come in at 8 o'clock and leave at 14:25 pm. On Thursday's & Friday's we had that detention bs where they keep you for 2 hours (if you came to school late or anything against their shitty policy , even if it's just a few minutes late than you have to sign your name in on a list) & and if you talk in that 2 hours to someone with you in detention they add 35 or 45 minutes more and than you can finally go home!!! and what's crazy is that in that amount of time they give you work to do like doing (schoolwork/homework) or just cleaning the school and than you even still have to come in on Saturday's for extra classes from 8pm , 9pm or even 12pm than you get to leave at 4 pm especially when it's exams . 🚮
My school doesn't have rules this terrible, we get to choose to eat in classrooms, and the only detention is after school. Also, I wore 25 hats this week and the only distractions were people worrying about my neck, so it's a rule most schools shouldn't have. That bathroom rule is the same at my school though, but since I rarely go to the bathroom and I don't just walk around the halls for half an hour, the teachers ignore the bathroom/hallway rules for me because I don't give them a reason to exist. That crosswalk rule, my school has inverted, they very much require us to use crosswalks, and they even upgraded the safety at the crosswalk to reduce the risk of people getting run over.
When I was in 8th grade, I got 3 lunch detentions that school year. The 1st and 3rd ones were for not bringing back a signed homework note after failing to do my homework, but the 2nd one was for flipping off one of my classmates who was laughing at me for having my earbuds confiscated because I was listening to music in class despite having been warned in the past not to do it (I was listening to "The Sharpest Lives" by My Chemical Romance when I got in trouble that day on Tuesday, 2/4/2020). Since my 4th period science class was after lunch, I was assigned to serve the detention the next day and the day after that. The next day, Wednesday, 2/5/2020, there was a substitute teacher for my science class and all of the other people who were assigned lunch detention that day skipped the detention once they found out we had a substitute that day. I was the only one who decided to serve it because I didn't want to get into any more trouble than I was already in and I got to draw for the entire 40 minutes of my lunch detention. I skipped school on 2/6/2020 because I had an orthodontist appointment that day, but when I came back on Friday, 2/7/2020, I showed up to serve my 2nd day of lunch detention only to be told that I didn't have to serve the 2nd day of the detention because I was the only one who served it on 2/5/2020. Meanwhile, all the other kids had to serve an extra day of lunch detention for skipping it. 3 years later, it's still one of my favorite life stories to tell. I served out my detention, and in the end, I got an honorable mention.
As for the bathroom rule I have legitimately threatened to pee in the trash can and would usually let me go. Also in middle school we had a no coats rule or hooded sweatshirts there excuse because it could be weaponized. I live in a very cold climate in the northern United States so winters were miserable.
But the bathroom one is kinda understandable. Some teachers will let you go to the bathroom if they aren’t in the middle of a lesson or if somebody isn’t already out. Plus, you have to ask for safety reasons. Say if a school sh00ter came to the school, the teacher would want to know where you are
At my old school you got lunch detention for one day for not doing homework... and someone smacked someone so hard in the chest they were sent to the ER and now have heart problems. That got a whole 3 days of lunch detention. Wow chill out school that's too far!
4:07 In my old school all you had to do was sign out, you were allowed to just walk out as long as you signed out but then I moved to a different school and you have to ask permission there.
The main reason why you have to ask to go to the bathroom (this is just in my school) is to let the teacher know where you are incase there was a fire or some emergency. It can also be because they're about to teach something important and necessary for future classes and they REALLY don't want you to miss that.
For me, it wasn't the schools fault, but the school boards fault. I gotten into a fight once because someone go out in a game and thought I was out of the game, so he jumped around me. I pretty much chased them about 75 feet and stopped seconds before they tripped and hurt themself. Someone thought I hit them and pushed me into 2 others. 1 of them tried to break it up, but instead of going in the middle and breaking it up, they grab my back and try to break it up. While the person who pushed me and the other person I was pushed into start punching my left side of my face. It took a few seconds for me to realize, so I fight back. The teacher at the time didn't do anything to break it up, and got at me and the one who pushed me. Go to office, wait for receptionist to stop jacking off with a photo of her husband, send me to nurse because right above my left eye was bleeding. Then we explain both of our sides to the 8th grade principal. Principle calls both parents of me and other student. Principle says that I caused it, just to find out I had nothing to really do with it. Principle forgets to tell punishments, Mom arrived, other students parents not there before nobody cares about their kids in USA other than your non-blonde Christians with a Mexican father. Principle corrects himself about the call to my mom and I get checked up and etc. This was on a Friday, so next Monday, principal forgets about my punishment, I get told to go back downstairs outside to see the principal, just to get ISS. And by ISS, I mean where you are bored for half of the time, be anti-social while everyone else breaks the rules, occasionally hear people in the hall yelling "FREE (NAME)!". It was bad as teachers would give you the work after 5-7 hours, about 5 minutes before they day ends. About almost 2 weeks later and I can't go to the school dance because of ISS. Though it wasn't on my record, it meant I couldn't go to it, so I had suicidal thoughts and depression for about 2 hours, thought of causing an autrocity, forget any of it ever happening because I apparently have brain damage, and my mom ended up calling the school because I was permitted to use the schools main phone to call home to let her know, receptionist is now jacking off with a photo of her ex-husband or someone, eventually gets to me and I get to call, so back to my mom calling school when I got home, she explained how the school board's were dumb. Now to the main part, the school board would rather have a students skull caved in, stomped on, brutally damaged or fractured than for me to fight back in self defense. Even though he one who pushed me gotten 2 days of out of school suspension. This is American schools at their finest, even after several mass-shootings where in Malls, there are 2 or 3 gunstores and only one book when someone gets lucky when buying a microwave, just to get Garry's Mod for Dummies.
At my chinese class before, you couldn't use the bathroom during class OR EVEN DRINK WATER. You had to wait for break to use both of them and it's like 5 minutes so you instantly forgot u need to drink water or use the bathroom because you busy talking with your friends. Then you have to wait another 45 minutes to use the bathrooms. They changed that rule which is extremely good.
I am personally stuck between a rock and a hard place between the INCREDIBLY pointless “no hats or hoods rule”. I am personally stuck between it is there for “identity” reasons or it is there to suppress our right to express ourselves.
Australians remember the trauma of "No hat, no play". For all of the year that wasn't June-August, all primary schoolers needed to wear a bucket hat at recess. You didn't have one, you were to sit in "the shade" (sheltered sitting area outside classrooms), where the only things you could possibly do was eat lunch, play cards, or absolutely screw-all.
For me, we’re only allowed to go to the bathroom if it’s an emergency but you could just say it’s an emergency and the teacher will believe you, even if that’s not the case so that kind of backfires
Or the teachers who keep us in class after the lunch bell or last bell for dismissal at the end of the day, you know how much time you have to get through the lesson, it's your fault that you're not finished and it isn't even your class period anymore.
there was this one kid at my school who would literally have a small water bottle at the ready for math class cuz in that class we werent allowed to go to the bathroom and he would stick his youknowwhat into it and piss cuz he had bladder issues. luckily the school realized the kid was coming back home with his bladder bursting and changed the teacher
1:14 this actually happened to me. I got a cut I wasn't expecting, it was *really* short and I had to cover it with my jacket. My teacher told me take it off and I was like "ummmmm no"
I actually had a rule like that “lunch detention” one in my transfer middle school, but ironically I got it as a reward. I got to sit in a bouncy chair that looked like it was made out of rope webs which was incredibly bouncy but also hecka uncomfortable and sit in a closet looking room by myself in awkward silence while the teachers talked on the phone in the teacher’s lounge outside the closet, and I got this as a reward for good behavior.
4:32 my hall pass accidentally fell into the toilet when I was going diarrhea along with my ID card and the lanyard (which we could not get our own and they were like barbed wire). It was sixth grade. We had ids and the rule was you could not go in the halls plus in my orchestra class they were all stolen so we couldn’t go to the bathroom and the sign out sheet was stolen too so I said to the teacher “I can either go there or I could go here.” She let me go after I got the seat a little wet.
4:05 So that kinda reminds me of something that happened when I was like 8 or 9 so there was a sub, like as a sub they were fine but they implemented like a weird thing, they gave out these like card things where if your bad you lose points or if your good you gained points or something like that (I don't 100% remember but it was kinda like that) so later into the day I *really* needed to piss and the sub said that they'd need to take a point off cause for some reason you'd also lose a point if you went to the bathroom. and so for some reason me at that time really didn't wanna do points so I hid it in my desk, like I'm not sure if other schools have desks like that but if you didn't the desks at our school were hollow and had a cubby that you could put stuff in, and so I hid my card in my desk pretending to not be able to find it and I raised my hand and told her I couldn't find it and she said I couldn't go so lets play a game, what did young me do? A. Nothing and sat at my desk B. Went anyways despite her saying no C. cried my ass off D. Pissed my pants If you guessed D you'd be correct, for 2 main reasons. here were the pros and cons for me when I was thinking of doing it. Pros get to take a piss get to leave school Cons pants are dirty so yeah, I pissed my pants and I got to go home early and for the rest of the day I stood home and played kirby. definitely one of my best memories of school.
So my sixth grade teacher doesnt allow hoods or hats, but one day, i wore my hood. And why did i do that? Because i got a haircut and hated it. So my excuse for wearing a hood was "i got a sunburn on the back of my neck and i need it to be covered". It was fkin January. I somehow got away with it.
5:13 so at my old school i had this teacher who was super strict, like not even reasonable his rules made no sense at all. he was such an asshole i hated him. but anyway there was this kid who really needed to use the bathroom but for some reason he wouldn’t let the kid go. come end of class, he walks by him and sees liquid all over the floor. he thought he spilled his water but what actually happened was the kid pissed himself because he couldn’t go. yeah. there was pee all over the floor. teachers, if you’re reading this, LET YOUR STUDENTS GO TO THE GOD DAMN BATHROOM tl;dr: a kid at my old school peed his pants because our teacher wouldn’t let him go to the bathroom
2:39 I’m in a public charter school in the US, and by god the uniforms are expensive as hell. (If you’re a new student, the full set can cost over 100$) And they are strict about it as well. (Like no digital watches or hair bands on wrists for instance or its an automatic lunch or after-school detention) The uniform varies on what grade you’re in, but the gym uniform is the same.
7:08 I remember we were watching a movie and we had a sub so I pulled out my laptop, put the brightness all the way down and volume too and they told me I couldn’t use it. I don’t want to watch some goofy movie let me do unfinished work.
My school had a system where you would have to use passes to go to the bathroom and you would have only a certain amount of passes each trimester. They said it was to “help teach us to manage stuff” or whatever. I only used a few a tri and it didn’t really affect me but some kids would use up all of them in like the first few weeks of the tri, probably to mess around or something cause ain’t not way the need to use the bathroom that many times.
7:30 This actually happened to me not even that long ago, it was on 2/28/2023 and there was a big fire at my school, when the principle got on the announcements and said "There is a fire in the 500 hall" I bolted out of my math class shoved EVERYBODY out of the way, and was out there first, before the firetrucks even got there (the fire station is really close to my school) and my old hagg of a teacher who is 72 and practically deaf, was like "everybody walk outside" like stfu I am bolting out of this mf.
I remember back when I was in 7th grade we had this school rule that we had to get a key from the principal's office in order to go to the bathroom to which I thought was stupid in my opinion. The principal made this stupid announcement that all of the bathrooms will be locked for the rest of the school year and everyone was not happy about it. The only reason why she made that announcement was because some students were being loud and disruptive in the bathroom. It got to the point where everyone started complaining that some needed to go very bad and can't hold it until school is over, some needed to change for practice after school and some need to wash their hands in the sinks after finishing an art project or whatever. It got so bad that the principal lifted the bathroom rule entirely and went back to having the bathrooms unlocked. I don't know what she was thinking at that point when she made that stupid rule but I knew it wasn't gonna last long and I think somebody knocked some sense into her. Edit: Had to fix some typos.
@@WafflesssFalling Ikr? And get this, we wasn't allowed to go to the bathroom during periods meaning after we get out of class, we had to go to our next class without using the bathroom before the bell rings; we had to wait after the bell rings and ask the teacher for going . Heck, the principal doesn't even know that some people have bladder problems and it's not good to hold it for too long or if someone gets sick and they can't get in there, they might make a mess on the floor and it'll smell bad. So yeah, it is unethical. My middle school days were the most traumatizing and stupidest events in my life.
My school had this absolutely insane rule: by using the school’s wifi on your phone, “the school has the right to search or modify its contents.” This *apparently* included deleting game apps and installing spyware on that poor student’s phone.
OH GOD- IMAGINE A NEW KID DIDN’T KNOW THAT RULE AND LOST ALL HIS PROGRESS AND GETS SPIED ON-
My school has something similar but they blocked EVERYTHING on your phone, I always turn my wifi off before school so I can text my mom incase something happens
Thats just infuriating ngl
Bro i wouldnt be letting them in my shit they can expel me for all i care sounds like a shitty greedy school
Go back and sue, that is super illegal.
I went to a school with a uniform (normal in the UK) and the dress code was insane. You weren't allowed to wear jackets/coats that were certain colours or materials (absolutely NO denim allowed) and they even controlled what colour socks and hairbands you could wear. I remember one kid getting detention for wearing red socks because it's all she had that was clean that day. Absolutely ridiculous.
Or how youre not allowed hoodies during PE days cuz its "dangerous" and youre not allowed ANY logos at all, like how I cant bring in this one jumper I have that Im not allowed to wear because it has 3 dark grey stripes on the arms and a small nike logo. Its so fucking stupid.
Some of these principals are literally delusional
I hope you know I read this in a very exaggerated British accent
Bro my principal said there’s only 2 rules in my school but of course we know there’s many than that
Don’t get me started on the leather jackets
As a middle school teacher, most school rules fall into one of three categories:
1. Rules that only exist because a handful of students fuck everything up
2. Rules from state requirements or administration that teachers hate just as much as students
3. Rules from teachers going on weird power trips - usually in needlessly strict schools
it be like that fr, and for some reason when school ends at my high school you can't even walk out of the gates, security guards tell you that you can't walk outside the gates. . . you either need to drive home, have your parents pick you up, take the school bus, or wait until the security guards aren't there and walk out, or jump over a fence
HI Mister t!
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@@TheJackinator843 general kenobi
(gasp) GuYs ThE TeAcHeR sWeArEd
Teacher calling parents:
"Yeah this is ■■■■, we need to ask you to pick up ■■■■, because he is distracting the lesson and refusing to stop no matter how much we insist. Yeah he was drinking water"
Mom:laughs WHAT chokes on cola HONEY COME
Dad:what
Mom:our son got in trouble for drinking water
Dad:laughs
Mom:btw we're gonna punish him
At home:good job let's go to mcdonalds
The son: HOW COME I GOT IN TROUBLE FOR DRINKING WATER AND EATING LIKE IM VERY HUNGRY BUT YOU GUYS EAT GREATER FOOD THAN ME
My school tried to ban backpacks for being "too baggy"
Can probably guess how well that rule went with everyone still wearing them.
Bro the teacher mext gonna complain water is too watery
Ours got away with saying it was a fire hazard after a school shooting happened. This got at least temporarily reversed during covid
My school still has that rule and you get detention if you bring it into a class
5th
I just can't help but laugh. That is one of the most stupidest rule I've ever heard in my life
My elementary was probably the worst, they had that "no tolerance" policy. One time I was beaten by some kid and I didn't throw a single punch, I got detention and he got off scot-free. They were also TERRIBLE at picking teachers, as some were rude, power-hungry, terrible at teacher, and a few were even sexist or racist. Truly the tale of a cruel world.
I feel sorry for you, man. I want to change your past and give you a good school.
I can relate, u r not alone, the same exact stuff happens at my elementary school too
Same I got a detention from a kid hitting me on the back of my head while I was just sitting down and didn’t do anything and got a detention
School be like:
My middle school had a rule that we had to sign up and type in what bathroom I’m going to before using the bathroom. We also were only allowed to use the bathroom three times a day. We also had a rule when someone gets in trouble, the teacher gets the whole class in trouble
Being in college has made me realize just how ridiculous everything in school before was
My new secondary school had some stupid ass rules
1) only black hats and jackets for winter
2) can’t bring football kits to football club and u have to wear the shite PE kit
3)U can’t get food if u don’t pay £1.50 for food
4)U can only have the school branded bag
5)U can only wear Astro turfs for PE
6) can’t have Velcro or shoes with no laces
7)No gum
8)Can’t have trackers on your phone
@@RayRayManUtdFanok the no gum is understandable, but everything else is just torture 😢
This is right
@@RayRayManUtdFanThat makes no sense when you realize that after that u are going to work as an adult
Fr college made me happy and look forward to life and make real friends
I had lunch detention as a prize for being quiet in class. They'd put on a movie though, so it was hype.
At my school they call them “Lunch bunch”
Also I was in one
There was “Lunch with the Principal” at my school, you could just get in big trouble and youl get it for free
@@antonioarenas7593lunch bunch was the goat
When I was in high school we would have assemblies at the beginning of the year and go over the dress codes. One rule we had was that underwear must be worn. My sophomore year I stood up in the middle of the assembly and asked if random underwear spot checks were going to be performed? The next year that rule was deleted from the student handbook.
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Madlad
and rightfully fucking so
What kind of school rule is that?
What kind of rule is that? That’s a lawsuit right there.
In 7th grade, we were that class. The one who always got into trouble and had a class lecture with the principal every other week. It got so bad to the point we had set times to go to the bathroom (A rule still enforced at that school btw).
One of the girls really needed to go, but the teacher would let them because ppl would skip class and hang out in the bathroom, but it's always that one time they actually have to go. The teacher thought she was bluffing, but when she actually peed herself, he had like this whole apology to the class. Some bathroom rules changed after that, but it still kinda stayed the same after.
Bru that teacher should be fired imo because what if a girl starts having her period in the middle of class and she actually has to go???
this happened to me :(
@TheCatQueen If you're talking about periods, the school was actually obligated to let you leave
the fact it takes someone to piss themselves 💀
man school rules are so weird
That's why I just walk out of class if I actually have to use the restroom when I was in school and that was 8 years ago
Both my middle and high school had some very strict rules, except that my middle school was more strict. They had nearly every rule on this list, no cell phones in class, no hats or hoods except if it's for religious reasons, dress code that was strict on girls, food being strictly forbidden in class (depends on the teacher with water bottles), and a lot of other dumb rules school would have. But my middle school had a weird rule where we're not allowed to use our backpacks to carry our stuff. And we used hall passes until the teachers started using this app to track who's using the restroom once they started distributing iPads to the students.
When I got to high school, I found it weird that everyone was using their backpacks to carry their shit and how there was no dress code. However, I find it weird how in both of my schools, when you finish an exam, I have to wait until everyone else is done or until the end of class. I'd rather chill in the cafeteria or the hallways than to sit there in awkward silence. I'm currently in College so when I'm done with an exam, I'm out of there. I like how much freedom you have in college. Going to class is optional, if you need to piss you could get up and leave without asking, and you get to take classes that you're actually interested in.
Our school used to have a dress code but last year it was found out that the school covered up rape cases, and you can't really be telling people what to wear and then cover up rape cases.
No backpacks??? What kind of rule is that??
@@random_potato2549 our school says that backpacks are too big so you need drawstring bags
@Turtles are cool same
Nah yall be going to some ohio schools like tf 💀
i remember having this insane class rule: Anytime that we would use our phones during any period (like idk, a time that aint in a classroom) they would have to make us go to their wifi where they can straight up *EDIT OUR PHONES TO THEIR WILL.* and it's so damn annoying because my games that i play at home, are f*cking deleted and replaced with some school sh*t i don't want.
(edit, they could also put spyware on the phone, so if a new student came in, you're agreeing to the fact that "The school has the right to search or **modify** it's contents, including deleting game apps and installing spyware.)
bruh thats ILLEGAL
Did they edit your phone?
@@Ritahstped not much, they did replace a lot of my games ( i was in middle school at the time) like GD, Minecraft, Roblox, etc, and it was replaced with some goofy ass school sh*t that took half my phone's space ;-;
@@ralseivr1474 Lemmie guess, shit like ixl and the schools "verified" calculator
I had same 15/15 rule. When I got to freshman year, my school did passes that if unused you could use as extra credit. Problem was they only gave you like 4 for the semester and if you needed to go after using your 4, you had to borrow from someone else or not go. Uniforms from 7th to graduation(even the bandalooms brackets were banned). No laptops allowed. Phones silent and put in backpacks. Weren’t allowed to take anything to the bathroom with us when permitted to go, so girls had to get creative with hygiene products, especially in male teachers classrooms. No food/drink. Saturday school if you got in trouble. ACTs on saturdays. If you were on a sports team, you had even more rules to follow. You can’t play/are punished for getting a D or less in a class(at least my coach). We even had a stupid attendance rule that you couldn’t miss more than 10 days in the year when it related to school activities. I had to fight with principal on this despite being a straight A student with perfect attendance as I missed a lot due to participating in multiple school organizations. They went so far as to install alarms ad camera on all the doors to catching kids ditching. We weren’t allowed to have any open food/liquids coming in to school and had backpacks checked+metal detectors+scanned. Even had my jug of water for softball taken away. Some school rules are really dumb and the lengths they go to to get people to comply is even worse. Schools are training for prison.
My Science Teacher has the 4 bathroom passes a semester, you get up to 15 bonus points if you have unused bathroom passes.
omg i had those too, in my math class if you didn’t use it a single time in the semester, you got a free 100 on a major grade. what do you value more, your basic bodily functions or your assingments. i can’t believe that was allowed
Teacher: no eating in class!
Also the teacher: eating a whole McDonald’s storage room while we are doing a test
Teacher: When there is a fire, leave everything behind and leave the room in an ordarly line. Do not panick and try to run out.
Me: But I need my phone so I'm not bored until the "emergency" ends. Am I supposed to stand there watch my stuff burn and my school not replacing or paying ANYTHING FOR IT???
@@oPlazmaMCthey too "poor" to replace any burnt object that they told you to leave behind
They just be smacking and eating in our face😭😭😭😭😭
My gym teacher had mc Cafe so often, when we made some shit for the teachers one guy drew a mc cafe for him💀💀
Remember when you used to gift food before class like apples or cupcakes? Who could say no to that?
Another hat rule is at my highschool hats were allowed everywhere but there was a neighbouring highschool that had much better accessibility to meet the needs for those whose require specific aids. One time, a student who went there, they had something where any direct light screwed with there vision and the school won't budge the no hat rule for him to see properly. So he swapped schools to mine where hats where the norm, he fit in perfectly well. Teachers and students alike were dumb founded that other school just wouldn't let him where a baseball cap.
You are so lucky ngl jit, I wasn’t there when they said no hats and I came back with a hoodie and my designer hat and sh literally asked how much it was(460$)I told her and them she threw it off Ma head told me nobody can wear that bullshit…oh?. Then I got suspended for apologizing and she ain’t even let me explain, I just flipped her off every single dam day for the rest of the year(doing it this year)😂
Sometimes your head be cold and you just wanna wear a sockhat
@@BigRevengeGive her a extra Monday for me, will yah?
I know the light one very well. For me both the school and teachers are given the heads up on people with special needs and medications and it makes select exceptions for them, for me it is wearing prescription sunglasses in some classes due to my light sensitivity. There was one time a substitute teacher was there and he yelled at me, snatched and threw the shades at the ground (which did some damage to them). The teacher also thought I was “high” since my pupils were bigger than normal (which is normal for me) so he brought me to the office and told them I should be suspended however the substitute got quite the earful himself and was ordered to apologize to me. When we got back to the classroom some students said things like “so how did the chat in the office go?” or “what is the punishment this time?” while others had a hard time not laughing.
Agreed, there's no "no cap" rule in my school, but teachers don't allow them on class, maybe barber messed up your haircut or you want to show your hat off, it's just sad.
I go to a school with uniforms and here’s the dress code:
-have a belt with shorts and pants
-no hoop earrings
-skirts can’t be four inches above the knee
-no bracelets
-shirts tucked in
-no necklaces that aren’t religious
-no makeup
It’s a nightmare because they’ll check you every day lol
Also thankfully I have multiple uniform things so I don’t have to wash things every day
Also my Spanish teacher whipped out a ruler and measured one of the girls in my class’s skirt then tried to pull it down to the length requirement 💀
Yeah I remember a rule I had in high school that banned bookbags and forced everyone to put their stuff in their lockers instead. So if you didn't bring exactly everything you needed, you'd either carry around more than necessary (which is made harder without a bookbag), or go back to your locker and get whatever it was you needed.
Apparently the rule was made to prevent students from bringing in things they aren't allowed to like drugs or weapons. While I kinda(?) got that at first, the rule just falls apart when you realize pockets exist. And especially the fact that when I completely forgot my locker code and wasn't allowed to have a bookbag, I bought a "laptop bag" instead, which was almost the same thing anyways, actually was ALLOWED, and you can definitely store some pretty bad things in there so what was the point of the rule then?? And yeah, while most of the teachers didn't enforce this rule, a handful of them did!
they even banned string bags for us
not just backpacks
What? Some schools are just out of control. Some principles are just evil😭
My school banned going to your locker in between periods. You’re only allowed to go at the beginning and end of the day and before or after lunch.
We don’t get lockers, or a library
If The Duck ran a school it would definitely be the best school, maybe the best PLACE on earth.
Screw Disney world
@@squachyofall screw school in general
Yes
Disneyland: Um uhh you sure about that?
pretty sure that already exists
Shoutout to that kid in middle school that bought like 10-15 of the same hat and brought them all to school so that whenever one got confiscated he could just pop on another 😂. Dylan you were kinda a legend looking back.
Also in elementary school we weren’t allowed to be in groups larger than 3 on the playground for like half a year. They said that it was loitering and gave us a “Gang Mentality”. This is for 4th graders in the whitest, primarily Jewish, most middle-upper class neighborhood
thanks for telling me that, i know what im doing with the money i got for christmas now
'' gang mentality'' thats some bullshit, wow, what a crazy school.
what 🤣🤣
bro, you know your school is messed up if you cant even create basic friendship groups
"Okay, Dylan. It's the end of the day now, you can have your hat - wait a minute."
My middle school was literally hell. Some of the worst rules we had were; no standing during lunch, if you go outside for lunch you can’t come back in until the bell rings, there was red tape that we had to stay inside of and it was crowded as hell, only 3 people in the bathroom and the bathroom line at a time, and you had to walk up to the bathroom a certain way. Those are only a couple of them and most teachers and staff had major power issues
One time i really had to go to the bathroom but our teacher said "you would distract the class" as if he did not distract the class by saying that, so i simply called him a war criminal (on the basis that it was an inhumane act) for not letting people meet their basic needs and went to the bathroom. This incident inspired the entire class to stand up against bulls*** rules.
Cool
YASSSS LETS GOOOO
👏round of applause to you👏
Assassin's Creed riot ability:
the funny thing is, is that school is teaching us Human Rights. Like Pissing, Shitting, DRINKING AND EATING, wearing what you want; yet they make us suffer for 6 hrs bc we’re “being a distraction” 🤓
Very ironic. Very ironic.
IRONY
school is basically slavery because slave owners didn't care about rights either
Who remembers being told “no” to using the restroom. “You should’ve gone during lunch.” Bro my bladder is sporadic not my fault.
indoctrination at it's finest
My history teacher has this really cool thing that he does called a Social Contract.
Essentially, it's a list of privileges thought up by the students and reasonable things that can take them away.
Example: you can eat in class as long as there are no messes that aren't cleaned up.
Example 2: you can sit where ever you want as long as nobody is moved to the 'safe seat'
Example 3: no homework on Fridays unless there's 0s in the gradebook (only applies to his class)
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In the school there's a way of punishment called BIST (I have no idea what it stands for)
Some kids act up: I see your having trouble doing what I asked, can you please do what I asked even if you don't want to (warning)
Kid does it again (safe seat)(seat apart from the other)
Kid does it 3rd time (buddy room)(room next door)
Kid does it 4th time (cool down room)(room where you cool off, write down what you did wrong, and sit for the rest of that period)
For the most part my school has the same rules
Your history teacher sounds really nice and ACTUALLY reasonable, and so does your class. My class could probably not meet the agreements on clearing up etc.
And there’s always gonna be that one student who ruins it all
@@explodeygames7585ye
Oh my god sign me up for your school. We had an assembly once with all of the students in the school because apparently some kids were vaping in the bathrooms. They told us the consequences for use of drugs and alcohol, in order to out of school, at that assembly. If you get caught with something like that, then it’s immediate suspension and a call home, and I thought “what if something was wrong at home and you’re just making it worse?” Like they don’t even ask you “hey is everything ok?”
Like I heard a story once where some little girl’s parents drugged her, what if something like that happened and you’re punishing the student for it?
the most offensive rule-ish thing that i had in my school was after our rehearsal for our choir concert, it was the big end of the year one so the rules were more strict. there were also student helpers who would let you do stuff and i asked to go to the bathroom and i waited for like an hour (idk what they were doing in there) and nobody batted a single eye… but when i went out there all the girls bathrooms were closed so i just came back in and they suspected me for doing something or idk??? they said “you took a minute” like a mean ass teacher… and i was the good kid
So lemme get this straight:
An hour to leave the bathroom is fine,
But, like, a literal minute is suspicious?
our school had the 15/15 rule, but it was the first 30 minutes & the last 15 minutes of class so students only have 10 minutes to use the bathroom, but the teachers decided to put the most informational part of class during the 10 minute window!
That rule sucks. So glad that college is more chill than public school. How long were your classes? If that rule was at my school, no one would be able to use the restroom because my classes were around 40 minutes long.
Most of my classes are an hour and a half-
@@DaGamah ok, that makes sense
we're only allowed to go in the first 5 or last 5 minutes of class and we need a freaking hall pass EVERYTIME we're out in the hallway
i hate my school
Here in Serbia, all classes are 45 minutes, so this didn't make any sense for me.
My school had so many security / police calls during my freshman year that they added scanners that you were forced to walk through and get bag checked, but then they made kids late to class by like 20 to sometimes 40mins-1hr, so they started picking and choosing who would get scanned and who they'd left walk all the way through no scan / bag check, but the bathroom still got set on fire twice, & it was funny.
lol I'm sorry what :'D
@@SaraSong-mw3zmThe bathroom setting on fire is normal. During 5th grade the boys bathroom got flooded like 5-9 times that year
Normal..?
@@MarloTheBlueberry Yep! Is that not normal in your school?
@@Mythicalstoryller I do homeschool... Now that I think of it, for a very good reason.
there was a rule in my middle school where we couldn't drink anything unless if it was clear 💀💀
and in my high school, theres a school-wide rule where we can't even use the bathroom if one person is already in the bathroom, and even then we can't go if it's the first or last 10 minutes of class 😐
Omg same but the person one depends on the teacher
For that one person per class to go to the bathroom it's prob to avoid people from just hanging out in the bathroom.
@@Stickamajig yeah but its also stupid because you could have your bladder explode at any second and chadrissa is too busy vaping in the bathroom for the past 15 minutes
@@mudkip984 Yeah, probably make a sey time limit for how long. A person should get 10-15 minutes in there, and any longer, they won't use the bathroom in class, or at least not when it's not an emergency.
@@Stickamajig but even then i don't wanna wait 30 damn minutes just for clarissa to stop fuckin vapin up the bathroom 💀
At one of my old high schools, there was this stupid rule called, "Sweep", which meant that if a student was late to a class, and didn't have a late pass or a teacher or staff member excusing the lateness of the student to the teacher, the student was essentially sent to the sweep room, where they basically did nothing until their next class, lunch, or going home, (depending on what time of day it was), because they wouldn't allow you to do anything, not even school work, and you couldn't talk either in there.
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM, sounds illegal.
@@babiesonspikes yeah, I meant to say late pass instead of hall pass in my comment, I just noticed that now, sorry.
the excuse my teachers had for not letting kids use the bathroom was "you should've gone between classes" we get 2 minutes..
Same here but we get 5 minutes and only the tiny bathrooms are open and the girl only enter to vandalize shit and pretend to be on their time of month, and it took me 8 minutes to go to the bathroom,
@@cupcake_animates basically not, our lockers are so far from the classrooms
They lock our bathrooms during in between periods and I still get this
@@madelynnhayes407 Thats just pathetic on the side of the school
Frr and if you do go in between they get bothered because your late💀
Once someone in my class got suspended for defending himself. He didnt even hurt someone. He got suspended for saying something
Dang. The school system is broken
@@f33lin_g00d he was being bullied for awhile. Also he told the teachers and the principal about it and they all did nothing
I feel bad for him
L school
@@1EmuFan sounds familiar… 😐😑😐
Bless my sixth grade teacher. She was the best teacher I ever had during my time when "school rules" were a thing, but she still had one strict rule that everyone in class had to follow: ABSOLUTELY NO CLICKING PENS. She would straight up kick you out of class for 10 minutes if she found out you were clicking your pen. At least she had the transparency to say it was a distraction for her, not for the class.
bring a fidget cube with the clicker. its technacly not a pen
That’s horrible, I have adhd and I do that subconsciously without even realising
A few stupid rules that my schools had:
- When you were playing sports, you had to play by the official rules (including handball, which was really annoying because before that tule, kids made up a ton of different rules and ways to play).
You had to sit with your class at lunch (in elementary school). And each class would only get one table and each class was literally 25-35 kids.
- Almost all my teachers in middle school had a rule that you could only leave class to use the bathroom 3 times a semester or else your grade went down. The classes at my school were literally an hour and 45 minutes long.
- If you got lunch detention, you got to skip the lunch line. And then like half the kids started claiming that they had detention to skip the line, and nobody stopped them.
- No phone. At all. Not even during breaks. If you had to call you parents about pick up or something, you had to wait until you got off campus.
- All shorts and skirts had to be knee length or more.
- You weren’t allowed to skateboard to school.
- No doodling during class. Apparently it meant that you weren’t paying attention.
That’s just some of the stupid rules that they had, but this comment is getting way too long, so I’ll just leave it there.
I remember in my high school, they had this one rule where the only time you can go use the bathroom is when class is transitioning, when everyone is in the hallway and was already pretty hard navigating because of it. When class is in session they would lock every bathroom door. To prevent students from going in.
I understand the reason as it wasn’t like this when I was a freshman (happened when I was a junior) but there was times when they didn’t check if anyone was in there and actually accidentally locked students in the bathrooms until the next bell rang.
I'm sure I had this rule too
Why are schools the ONLY places that lock bathrooms or even have rules for them OR EVEN HAVE ANY OF THESE RULES! I get like, maybe it's "too prepare you for adulthood and how to act and stuff" but these rules don't feel like they do that, they feel outdated and just incorrect.
What I eventually just started doing was ignoring the stupid rules. It was probably only beneficial cause the principal liked me, so when I got sent to him he would send me to my theatre teacher and I got to hide out in our big ass theater and is mostly the reason I now have a deep passion for performance!
Good for you!
Kid: TEACHER SOMEONE IS CHOCKING!
Teacher: YoU dOnT HaVe a HaLl pAsS!
Me: Arguing
The teacher at every point: But you dont have a hall pass
Honestly respect to the person who wore a fursuit at ur school, they could have died of heat stroke but still survived
Yeah
As someone with misophonia the no eating in class bit is a godsend. If someone is eating something in the classroom even if it isn't anywhere near me I cannot pay attention because I gotta shut my ears or wear headphones or I will go insane.
What if they got diabetes tho so that’s kind of an L rule but I can see how that can be distracting a little
I also have misophonia, but there is no no eating rule at my school. its absolute hell for me. Also i do actually have diabetes, and its very very rare for me that i would need to eat in class. no drinking however is insane imo
I would have been so upset with the eating as misophonia and anorexia with it. I avoid places where people eat at all costs. I'm OK I eat enough to live but it's a job.
No it is a devil send, I do not think God would approve of starving little kids. I was sent to the principal just for asking for a snack because I was hungry after missing out on lunch due to a meeting. They actually starved me. You are cruel if you would defend that just because you flip at the slightest sound of a cracker snap.
The world doesn’t revolve around you
I'm so glad that my hs wasn't strict about dress codes or rules involving food and water, all it was was no shirts promoting violence, no open toed shoes, and the minimum length for pants had to be where the line touches the tip of your middle fingers. And tank tops were allowed as long as they weren't spaghetti strapped.
Before that in elementary and middle school I was forced to wear uniforms until my last years there when the rule got removed, in middle school we weren't allowed to wear hooded jackets and water bottles had to be clear. Boys weren't allowed to bring backpacks into the bath rooms and if you wanted to have a snack in class you had to get a special pass the day before, and for some odd reason my math teacher had a rule where kids could only use the bathroom twice a week.
my school just added this rule and they never announced it so I found out yesterday.
It’s a school holiday week and I needed to go back to pass up a form to the general office so they’ll pass it to my teachers. The guards at the gates never allowed me entry and said “vice-principal made a new rule. No uniform, no entry.”
Excuse me I walked a long distance in slippers and long pants on a hot day just to hear that? I was frustrated while walking back home. I’m tryna pass up a piece of paper, it ain’t like I have a class that day. Plus, I look embarrassing. And they said “whenever you wear uniform, you’re representing the school.”. So, they’ll be monitoring me-
One thing, I’m gonna be sweating to death as “you can’t tuck out your shirt.”. Like I just want to tuck it out cuz it’s uncomfortable to me. They literally punished a student in a mall for having their shirt untucked. This school is so strict even when you ain’t in school.
In a mall.. in a mall..
wait WHAT!? PUNISHED OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL WHILE OUT IN PUBLIC?! THAT SHOULD NOT BE LEGAL
One of my teachers has a rule that you can’t go to the bathroom unless it’s an ABSOLUTE emergency, and if so, he will fucking whip out a TIMER, and however long you’re in there you have to stay after class. Traumatic
About the lunch detention thing, I actually got one because I was talking with my friend in my SPARE TIME after both of us finished our work. My friend didn’t get one too. Eventually, the teacher realized what actually happened and let me go once I got to the classroom. There were other kids there too. But they had to stay since they were actually goofing off during class.
Shut up, 13 year old.
you should have asked the teacher if you could talk
@@fassfletch 🤓
@@fassfletchthere was a substitute and other ppl were talking and the sub didn’t even warn me, they just wrote my name down and mb for replying 1 year late
as a person who graduated during a pandemic, went to a mental hospital 3 times, the "no phones" policy being reinforced for my school because of a person who snitched causing it and having
virtual learning on top of all of it, i can relate
Your Crazy Dude
I remember a rule back in elementary school that we couldn’t have pencils in the hallway or in our pockets, they had to be well hidden. And that quiet cup thing in the cafeteria they did in elementary school where they flicked the lights off was so dumb. Asking kids to be quiet at free time is asking for trouble. I remember it was like Green, blue, orange and red. If the whole class got to red, they had to throw their lunch away and put their heads down, it was basically if we didn’t want to be quiet, we risked being denied food.
that sounds like a lawsuit in waiting.
YEAH I COULDNT EAT AT ALL
Like Bruh I just wanna Eat But there has to be some NITWIT Blabbering About “SkIbIdI GyAtT rIzZ oHiO”
AND WHEN WE GOT THE RED CUP EVERYONE STARED AT ME LIKE IT WAS MY FAULT
In my school, there are a few rules/ridiculous things that happened. At one point, for some reason was problems in the bathroom, (later found out it was because older grades where shoving hall passes down the toilet and making them flood.) And it got to the point where we had to sign a list before the bell range to use it AT ALL during class. It was fine until they banned bathrooms entirely. You could only go if it was an absolute emergency, AND you had to use the one in the nurses office. They let us use them now, but that rule was ridiculous. Dress code is ridiculous too. One of my friends had to borrow my jacket not to get sent to the office since she got dress coded, which makes plenty sense since she was wearing a very short shirt. But my other friend who had a long sleeve shirt on, that didn't even show skin, got dress coded for it being "too short". Another rule, we have some ridiculous hallway thing where we can only go one direction because it will apparently " cause less fights". I've already seen plenty of them, and it just makes getting to class harder. I just barley make it to my classes because they are far apart, and being late has consequences too, like detention, referrals, etc.
One of my school bathrooms is just locked constantly. No reason to it, it just is. I think it's cause most of the weird shit happens in that bathroom, but it'll be unlocked for like two days then be locked for like three weeks. It's wild.
same here, sometimes i think about just kicking the door in or something it drives me so mad
i feel bad for the guys at my school since there's bathrooms at the auditorium, which is next to the art and music wings. the girls bathroom is always open but the boys is always locked, which means if you are a dude in an art/music class the closest bathroom is almost halfway across the school
funny thing is that in my school, the dress code for girls is never enforced while the no hats rule is probably the most strictly enforced rule in my school
Why no hats? Just wear it outside. Take off cap inside.
the hat thing had to do with reducing gang activity as oftentimes gangs and cliques wear certain hats and in certain ways sometimes, also it tends to be a rule because sometimes hats can obstruct others view, and, people have used hats to hide things, including test answers taped up under the bill and such, so, yeah, basically because of a few jackasses, no hats have been allowed in school for decades, i mean the no hat as unless its a '' specified hat day'' was in our schools since i was in school the 80s because of this crap.
I remember in my school we had a room where kids had to wait for their parents because my school didn't allow us to use the bus until Grade 4. In this room we just sat in desks and wait. No phones, no fun, just waiting.
Jesus, that sounds brutal. I feel like the kids would be more behaved if you just let them use their phones or like coolmathgames or smthn
@@Spaghetti742 Yeah i don’t know how i survived there.
@@BeepBlop that sounds like a mandatory detention
self proclaimed prisoners when I just leave the school without permission
I mean they could’ve given them entertainment, but why the hell would you need a phone? Your in elementary school.
My school has this thing where instead of using a physical hall pass, we had to go through this website and make a digital hall pass so we could go. Keep in mind, we all got laptops from the school, but it was so weird to have to go through your backpack just to get your laptop out and make a pass. And the pass only lasted around 3 minutes, so you had to rush to the bathroom and back just to not have the teacher on you.
"Like im not going to fucking cream my pants over some shoulder" had me laughing my ass off.
Yeah it’s ankles for me 😂
it had me rolling on the floor
At the high school I went to I was actually able to give the “no hat” rule the middle finger for a entire week. The reason is due to the aftermath of the brain surgery I got (goodbye seizers) and a doctors note I tapped to the bottom of the visor. Also at the college I went to everyone was actually allowed to wear next to any kind of shirt they wanted (sleeveless is one I wore quite often) as long as the image on it wasn’t a no no (i.e. swastika). And pants still needs to be at minimum even with one’s longest finger when standing up (and at one’s waist not hanging down so far you could see another person’s underwear🤢) otherwise just like the shirt anything goes. Nowadays though I bet it became stricter with how things are lately.
the hat thing had to do with reducing gang activity as oftentimes gangs and cliques wear certain hats and in certain ways sometimes, also it tends to be a rule because sometimes hats can obstruct others view, and, people have used hats to hide things, including test answers taped up under the bill and such, so, yeah, basically because of a few jackasses, no hats have been allowed in school for decades, i mean the no hat as unless its a '' specified hat day'' was in our schools since i was in school the 80s because of this crap. btw: awesome news on the successful brain surgery man, congrats ! thats fucking awesome dude !
@@Shannonbarnesdr1 thanks I was prone to seizures from the ages of 7-15. Got the surgery at age 15 and haven’t had 1 since (currently 32 years old). Also as a side note I also skipped the first round of ISTEP due to the surgery and even though the doctors said I would stay home for 1-2 weeks I just ended up going back to school in less than 5 days after the surgery since the doctors gave the green light due to post surgery tests.
My school has this system called "Paw Passes" which are passes to go to your locker, get water, to charge your chromebook, and even to got to the fricken BATHROOM. I'm out here having to hold in my bladder for 3 hours, and we only have 8 of these passes. And your charged one even when you turn them in for bonus, WHY ARE THEY CHARGING ME IF I DON'T HAVE IT. And if you run out, or lose it, you get an infraction for leaving the class.
@@toddboyce3599 Lol
@@Swingy_Productions If I were you, I would make tons of copies of them with a printer.
Bonus points if you decide to make enough to sell and charge a dollar each for a "paw pass".
I actually had a uniform as early as KINDERGARTEN. It was a whole vest, button up shirt, clip on tie, dress pants AND shoes. It got more lax as I got into middle school so I only had to wear a polo and some black Adidas (they still forced you to come in black shoes and there were some exceptions) but it was still annoying.
The thing I _did_ like about uniforms is that you never had to plan outfits. You have maybe 3 uniforms, wash them once or twice a week with the rest of your clothes, and don't ever have to think about it.
TLDR, my school is dumb as heck. Bruh my school makes us either write an essay, or copy a prewritten one down twice. The prewritten one literally has most of the time, nothing to do with what actually happened. Picture this. You are walking down the school hallway, and two teachers tell you to stop talking so loud. You stop. 30 seconds later, another pair of teachers chew you out, and say stuff like, "If YoU wErE iN oUr GrAdE, i WoUlD gIvE yOu A lUnCh DeTeNtIoN!!!!" and then they let you off. Next week, you go to study hall to complete a math check-in, and then you get called for a lunch detention. You get confused, and then you are told that the same group of teacher that were chewing you out, gave you lunch detention, and didn't tell you. This happened to me. Now imagine this, you want to sit with your friends at lunch, but you have to sit with your class. (bruh it's 7th grade why???) so you make a deal with the teachers that you could sit in an empty table. Eventually, you are told that you are not allowed to sit there anymore, as they are bringing in more classes. Understandable, right? 1 week later, the extra classes stop going to the cafeteria. We ask to move back, but nope. That spot is used for in case teachers need to sit there. No one has sat there in the past 2 weeks. WHAT CHANGED!? Lastly, imagine this. A group of dumb 7th graders go do something dumb at commons, and then the teachers block off the area they did it at because they can't see it, (complete lie) but only for the 7th grade. Next year, the same group of kids that caused the trouble, could go to that area to hang out as they pleased, but the new 7th graders, me have to deal with the consequences of their actions.
EDIT: Forgot to add, the school gives us uniform hoodies, and won't let us use the hoods.
bruhhhhhhhhhh ur school is strict my school is so tolerant, adn kids throw food around at lunch and stuff, but ive seen that in my school (im also in 7th grade) everyone seems to know who everyone is, but arnt friends, but there are also like no drug kids or creepy kids in my scholl, also in my grade there is this hackerman kid who hacked the school, and he made so many game websites, and he almost got expelled. lol, and his name is the same as my name. He also made several emulators and viruses. technically he could get an IT job bc of his coding skills. Its like HARD to ge OSS in my school.
For the no hats rule, the students kept complaining (and probably to the parents to) of the power hungry teacher who kept getting students in trouble for hearing a hat while heading outside (our hands could be full with other sports equipment or when putting on outdoor shoes). Eventually managed to get the rule changed that your allowed to put on your hat once you left the classroom hats where allowed
apparently the rule was implemented for “identity” reasons.
my school has a hat rule if u dont got a hat then u cant play or go out in the sun
and im not gonna buy a hat to access some other area this aint EA "its in the game" type of bullshit but the teachers dont care much so me and my friend just go to the other areas and the teachers be busy as hell welp time to wait for this comment to get destroyed by other people orrrrrr get alot of likes
thats cool yall were able to get em to bend a little on it . the hat thing had to do with reducing gang activity as oftentimes gangs and cliques wear certain hats and in certain ways sometimes, also it tends to be a rule because sometimes hats can obstruct others view, and, people have used hats to hide things, including test answers taped up under the bill and such, so, yeah, basically because of a few jackasses, no hats have been allowed in school for decades, i mean the no hat as unless its a '' specified hat day'' was in our schools since i was in school the 80s because of this crap.
The no hats rule also likely has an element of Victorian etiquette to it. The universal compulsory schooling system that the US uses was invented in the Victorian era.
The no hats rule also likely has an element of Victorian etiquette to it. The universal compulsory schooling system that the US uses was invented in the Victorian era.
At the middle school I went too we had to do a hall pass and there was a sign out and sign in times, this would be implemented at the beginning of the school year because for smell of vape and smoke in the bathrooms. (I never smelled this ever at the beginning of the year, but I have a weak sense of smell. So I don't know for sure.)
And here's a rule, "You can have holes in your pants that show your thighs." A lot of people did that and a lot of people got dress coded for that, like everyday. I never got dress coded for it though because I just wore casual clothing.
No hats unless religious. Hoodies and sweaters were fine as well.
In Australia, a school rule is "no hat, no play" and in my school, they were soooo strict with uniform. If u didn't have a hat in my high school, u would have to get a uniform pass and if u didn't have a note when getting one, u would also get a detention. We would get detention over SOCKSSS
BRO SAMEEE EXACTLY THE SAME RULES WASSUP AUSSIE BRO
4:55 funny thing:
There’s this dude named anthony in my class and he goes to the bathroom every frickin period. He makes it so obvious that hes doing it to waste time. He gets there 20 minutes before school starts and when it hits 8 am he goes. They literally had to make a sign out sheet 💀
The no eat no drink rule is really funny when your teacher talks about humanism, basic needs for survival and about nutrients
At my old school we used to come in at 8 o'clock and leave at 14:25 pm.
On Thursday's & Friday's we had that detention bs where they keep you for 2 hours (if you came to school late or anything against their shitty policy , even if it's just a few minutes late than you have to sign your name in on a list) & and if you talk in that 2 hours to someone with you in detention they add 35 or 45 minutes more and than you can finally go home!!! and what's crazy is that in that amount of time they give you work to do like doing (schoolwork/homework) or just cleaning the school and than you even still have to come in on Saturday's for extra classes from 8pm , 9pm or even 12pm than you get to leave at 4 pm especially when it's exams . 🚮
My school doesn't have rules this terrible, we get to choose to eat in classrooms, and the only detention is after school. Also, I wore 25 hats this week and the only distractions were people worrying about my neck, so it's a rule most schools shouldn't have. That bathroom rule is the same at my school though, but since I rarely go to the bathroom and I don't just walk around the halls for half an hour, the teachers ignore the bathroom/hallway rules for me because I don't give them a reason to exist. That crosswalk rule, my school has inverted, they very much require us to use crosswalks, and they even upgraded the safety at the crosswalk to reduce the risk of people getting run over.
When I was in 8th grade, I got 3 lunch detentions that school year. The 1st and 3rd ones were for not bringing back a signed homework note after failing to do my homework, but the 2nd one was for flipping off one of my classmates who was laughing at me for having my earbuds confiscated because I was listening to music in class despite having been warned in the past not to do it (I was listening to "The Sharpest Lives" by My Chemical Romance when I got in trouble that day on Tuesday, 2/4/2020). Since my 4th period science class was after lunch, I was assigned to serve the detention the next day and the day after that.
The next day, Wednesday, 2/5/2020, there was a substitute teacher for my science class and all of the other people who were assigned lunch detention that day skipped the detention once they found out we had a substitute that day. I was the only one who decided to serve it because I didn't want to get into any more trouble than I was already in and I got to draw for the entire 40 minutes of my lunch detention.
I skipped school on 2/6/2020 because I had an orthodontist appointment that day, but when I came back on Friday, 2/7/2020, I showed up to serve my 2nd day of lunch detention only to be told that I didn't have to serve the 2nd day of the detention because I was the only one who served it on 2/5/2020. Meanwhile, all the other kids had to serve an extra day of lunch detention for skipping it.
3 years later, it's still one of my favorite life stories to tell. I served out my detention, and in the end, I got an honorable mention.
As for the bathroom rule I have legitimately threatened to pee in the trash can and would usually let me go. Also in middle school we had a no coats rule or hooded sweatshirts there excuse because it could be weaponized. I live in a very cold climate in the northern United States so winters were miserable.
No coats? That’s honestly the dumbest rule I’ve ever heard of lol (I wear a jacket to school every day)
why they think a 13yo's gonna bring a whole arsenal in their coats this is ridiculous
Dude the coats one sounds so dumb
Especially with parents that blame catching colds on everything but the cause
But the bathroom one is kinda understandable. Some teachers will let you go to the bathroom if they aren’t in the middle of a lesson or if somebody isn’t already out. Plus, you have to ask for safety reasons. Say if a school sh00ter came to the school, the teacher would want to know where you are
At my old school you got lunch detention for one day for not doing homework... and someone smacked someone so hard in the chest they were sent to the ER and now have heart problems. That got a whole 3 days of lunch detention. Wow chill out school that's too far!
4:07 In my old school all you had to do was sign out, you were allowed to just walk out as long as you signed out but then I moved to a different school and you have to ask permission there.
My " lunch detention " was being alone on a nother table. I cried until some highschoolers came and took me to recess
My school had a rule that you cant say "yo" or "sup" because "its the satanic internet people's language"
I ain't capping
That school must be the most religious boomer sh1t ever.
once my teacher banned the word "skibidi" because my brainrotted classmates kept saying it 😭😭
A wild rule in middle school is that if you're getting beaten up, dont fight. And if you're cornered, just push them gently and run away!!
The main reason why you have to ask to go to the bathroom (this is just in my school) is to let the teacher know where you are incase there was a fire or some emergency. It can also be because they're about to teach something important and necessary for future classes and they REALLY don't want you to miss that.
For me, it wasn't the schools fault, but the school boards fault.
I gotten into a fight once because someone go out in a game and thought I was out of the game, so he jumped around me. I pretty much chased them about 75 feet and stopped seconds before they tripped and hurt themself. Someone thought I hit them and pushed me into 2 others. 1 of them tried to break it up, but instead of going in the middle and breaking it up, they grab my back and try to break it up. While the person who pushed me and the other person I was pushed into start punching my left side of my face. It took a few seconds for me to realize, so I fight back. The teacher at the time didn't do anything to break it up, and got at me and the one who pushed me. Go to office, wait for receptionist to stop jacking off with a photo of her husband, send me to nurse because right above my left eye was bleeding. Then we explain both of our sides to the 8th grade principal. Principle calls both parents of me and other student. Principle says that I caused it, just to find out I had nothing to really do with it. Principle forgets to tell punishments, Mom arrived, other students parents not there before nobody cares about their kids in USA other than your non-blonde Christians with a Mexican father. Principle corrects himself about the call to my mom and I get checked up and etc. This was on a Friday, so next Monday, principal forgets about my punishment, I get told to go back downstairs outside to see the principal, just to get ISS. And by ISS, I mean where you are bored for half of the time, be anti-social while everyone else breaks the rules, occasionally hear people in the hall yelling "FREE (NAME)!". It was bad as teachers would give you the work after 5-7 hours, about 5 minutes before they day ends. About almost 2 weeks later and I can't go to the school dance because of ISS. Though it wasn't on my record, it meant I couldn't go to it, so I had suicidal thoughts and depression for about 2 hours, thought of causing an autrocity, forget any of it ever happening because I apparently have brain damage, and my mom ended up calling the school because I was permitted to use the schools main phone to call home to let her know, receptionist is now jacking off with a photo of her ex-husband or someone, eventually gets to me and I get to call, so back to my mom calling school when I got home, she explained how the school board's were dumb.
Now to the main part, the school board would rather have a students skull caved in, stomped on, brutally damaged or fractured than for me to fight back in self defense. Even though he one who pushed me gotten 2 days of out of school suspension. This is American schools at their finest, even after several mass-shootings where in Malls, there are 2 or 3 gunstores and only one book when someone gets lucky when buying a microwave, just to get Garry's Mod for Dummies.
the teachers dont look when u get beat up but when you fight back you caused it
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Bro my middle school was hella strict you couldn't go to the bathroom 5 minutes after the period started 💀💀💀
At my chinese class before, you couldn't use the bathroom during class OR EVEN DRINK WATER. You had to wait for break to use both of them and it's like 5 minutes so you instantly forgot u need to drink water or use the bathroom because you busy talking with your friends. Then you have to wait another 45 minutes to use the bathrooms. They changed that rule which is extremely good.
torture but with a different name, some teachers power trip way too hard tbh.
I had lunch detention for fighting on the bus for 3 days and ngl talking to the wall was worth it
The no eating rule is understandable because most teachers will have to clean up the crumbs after class, which they most likely do not want to do.
But at the same time its the student's meal, THEY have to clean it up
I am personally stuck between a rock and a hard place between the INCREDIBLY pointless “no hats or hoods rule”. I am personally stuck between it is there for “identity” reasons or it is there to suppress our right to express ourselves.
eating is kinda distracting the noise and satisfaction
@@AlicornHana yeah it's their little snacks or chips but both you and I know they won't clean up shit so
Yeah make student clean!! Stupid principals
Australians remember the trauma of "No hat, no play".
For all of the year that wasn't June-August, all primary schoolers needed to wear a bucket hat at recess. You didn't have one, you were to sit in "the shade" (sheltered sitting area outside classrooms), where the only things you could possibly do was eat lunch, play cards, or absolutely screw-all.
For me, we’re only allowed to go to the bathroom if it’s an emergency but you could just say it’s an emergency and the teacher will believe you, even if that’s not the case so that kind of backfires
Or the teachers who keep us in class after the lunch bell or last bell for dismissal at the end of the day, you know how much time you have to get through the lesson, it's your fault that you're not finished and it isn't even your class period anymore.
there was this one kid at my school who would literally have a small water bottle at the ready for math class cuz in that class we werent allowed to go to the bathroom and he would stick his youknowwhat into it and piss cuz he had bladder issues. luckily the school realized the kid was coming back home with his bladder bursting and changed the teacher
man that must be stressful having to try do that without people noticing
how was he was allowed to do that in class
@@fassfletch essentially the plan is that you do it and no one finds out
@@fassfletch he wasnt but yk teachers man
I swear, if schools banned bathrooms from students, even in recess, then school would be a literal HELL
1:14 this actually happened to me. I got a cut I wasn't expecting, it was *really* short and I had to cover it with my jacket. My teacher told me take it off and I was like "ummmmm no"
Bro my school has the weirdest rules when it comes to uniform. Hoodies are sold, but you can't wear the hood, no matter what.
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I actually had a rule like that “lunch detention” one in my transfer middle school, but ironically I got it as a reward. I got to sit in a bouncy chair that looked like it was made out of rope webs which was incredibly bouncy but also hecka uncomfortable and sit in a closet looking room by myself in awkward silence while the teachers talked on the phone in the teacher’s lounge outside the closet, and I got this as a reward for good behavior.
4:32 my hall pass accidentally fell into the toilet when I was going diarrhea along with my ID card and the lanyard (which we could not get our own and they were like barbed wire). It was sixth grade. We had ids and the rule was you could not go in the halls plus in my orchestra class they were all stolen so we couldn’t go to the bathroom and the sign out sheet was stolen too so I said to the teacher “I can either go there or I could go here.” She let me go after I got the seat a little wet.
As an Australian who used to attend a primary school some time ago: if you didn't have a hat, that's it go to a shelter or under a roof 😔
4:05
So that kinda reminds me of something that happened when I was like 8 or 9
so there was a sub, like as a sub they were fine but they implemented like a weird thing, they gave out these like card things where if your bad you lose points or if your good you gained points or something like that (I don't 100% remember but it was kinda like that) so later into the day I *really* needed to piss and the sub said that they'd need to take a point off cause for some reason you'd also lose a point if you went to the bathroom. and so for some reason me at that time really didn't wanna do points so I hid it in my desk, like I'm not sure if other schools have desks like that but if you didn't the desks at our school were hollow and had a cubby that you could put stuff in, and so I hid my card in my desk pretending to not be able to find it and I raised my hand and told her I couldn't find it and she said I couldn't go so lets play a game, what did young me do?
A. Nothing and sat at my desk
B. Went anyways despite her saying no
C. cried my ass off
D. Pissed my pants
If you guessed D you'd be correct, for 2 main reasons. here were the pros and cons for me when I was thinking of doing it.
Pros
get to take a piss
get to leave school
Cons
pants are dirty
so yeah, I pissed my pants and I got to go home early and for the rest of the day I stood home and played kirby.
definitely one of my best memories of school.
I got a detention one minute from the end of the day for saying a single word to my friend absolutely insane.
So my sixth grade teacher doesnt allow hoods or hats, but one day, i wore my hood. And why did i do that? Because i got a haircut and hated it. So my excuse for wearing a hood was "i got a sunburn on the back of my neck and i need it to be covered".
It was fkin January.
I somehow got away with it.
just tell them u went to florida
I like how Ducks mom and dad are drawn as humans and his friends and teachers are too and, birdie is the same 💀💀💀
5:13 so at my old school i had this teacher who was super strict, like not even reasonable his rules made no sense at all. he was such an asshole i hated him. but anyway there was this kid who really needed to use the bathroom but for some reason he wouldn’t let the kid go. come end of class, he walks by him and sees liquid all over the floor. he thought he spilled his water but what actually happened was the kid pissed himself because he couldn’t go. yeah. there was pee all over the floor. teachers, if you’re reading this, LET YOUR STUDENTS GO TO THE GOD DAMN BATHROOM
tl;dr: a kid at my old school peed his pants because our teacher wouldn’t let him go to the bathroom
5:10 fr we have that in my school like bro i didn't need to go at lunch, and its not my fault i cant control my bladder 💀
2:39 I’m in a public charter school in the US, and by god the uniforms are expensive as hell. (If you’re a new student, the full set can cost over 100$) And they are strict about it as well. (Like no digital watches or hair bands on wrists for instance or its an automatic lunch or after-school detention) The uniform varies on what grade you’re in, but the gym uniform is the same.
7:08 I remember we were watching a movie and we had a sub so I pulled out my laptop, put the brightness all the way down and volume too and they told me I couldn’t use it.
I don’t want to watch some goofy movie let me do unfinished work.
2:53 wash my uniform everyday never heard of it 💀
Lunch detention at my school was no lunch and no recess you just miss it all and sit in the principals office for the whole lunch period 😭 😭 😭
My school had a system where you would have to use passes to go to the bathroom and you would have only a certain amount of passes each trimester. They said it was to “help teach us to manage stuff” or whatever. I only used a few a tri and it didn’t really affect me but some kids would use up all of them in like the first few weeks of the tri, probably to mess around or something cause ain’t not way the need to use the bathroom that many times.
I legitimately had to go to the bathroom 4-5 times a day cause I have terrible anxiety that gives me nausea, affects my bladder, etc.
7:30 This actually happened to me not even that long ago, it was on 2/28/2023 and there was a big fire at my school, when the principle got on the announcements and said "There is a fire in the 500 hall" I bolted out of my math class shoved EVERYBODY out of the way, and was out there first, before the firetrucks even got there (the fire station is really close to my school) and my old hagg of a teacher who is 72 and practically deaf, was like "everybody walk outside" like stfu I am bolting out of this mf.
I remember back when I was in 7th grade we had this school rule that we had to get a key from the principal's office in order to go to the bathroom to which I thought was stupid in my opinion. The principal made this stupid announcement that all of the bathrooms will be locked for the rest of the school year and everyone was not happy about it. The only reason why she made that announcement was because some students were being loud and disruptive in the bathroom.
It got to the point where everyone started complaining that some needed to go very bad and can't hold it until school is over, some needed to change for practice after school and some need to wash their hands in the sinks after finishing an art project or whatever.
It got so bad that the principal lifted the bathroom rule entirely and went back to having the bathrooms unlocked. I don't know what she was thinking at that point when she made that stupid rule but I knew it wasn't gonna last long and I think somebody knocked some sense into her.
Edit: Had to fix some typos.
Omg!! That sounds seriously unethical!
@@WafflesssFalling Ikr? And get this, we wasn't allowed to go to the bathroom during periods meaning after we get out of class, we had to go to our next class without using the bathroom before the bell rings; we had to wait after the bell rings and ask the teacher for going .
Heck, the principal doesn't even know that some people have bladder problems and it's not good to hold it for too long or if someone gets sick and they can't get in there, they might make a mess on the floor and it'll smell bad. So yeah, it is unethical. My middle school days were the most traumatizing and stupidest events in my life.