The second episode of “Am I the Bad Apple?” Has been posted! The link is HERE: th-cam.com/video/2AGaa1Uqpmg/w-d-xo.html Should we post one every Tuesday???
Not here it doesn’t. Their student parent handbooks tell them how long they cane remain after school. It’s a short duration but the bell doesn’t dismiss a class legally. That would mean if the bell rang early they could just leave.
@@PsychGirlRaven for highschool students the bell legally dismisses them when it rings for the end of the day. Example my old school ended at 2:50, even if the bell didn't ring a teacher or any staff at the school no longer has the authority to hold a student. That's why any after school activities need to be signed off by an adult with custody of the child or the child if 18. There are rules in case the bell rings early or doesn't ring at all. I currently work at a elementary school and this is a real problem with the grade 1-3 classes, teachers have even less authority to hold students who are younger.
Yeah I've been in different schools all over Florida, the bell is the boss not the teacher. Some of us have a bus ride that's 1-2 hours long and for a teacher to force us to miss a bus because their ego couldn't stand it, well the teacher would run a huge risk of suddenly receiving a full class of angry parents because their kids were stuck in school for 2 hours after everyone left. If a teacher can't plan ahead of time to fit in that one more thing to say, then that's on them not on the students. We had this happen to a new teacher and the principal told her that if she has the gull to make kids miss their bus, she either has to provide the means to transport all these kids or call each of their parents to see if they can come pick them up and explain why their kids were forced to stay in front of the principal. She never did it again because some parents couldn't come because they were at work so they gathered us at the auditorium, and she had to transport the kids one by one (because she had a small car) while the pe teacher had to stay to make sure everyone was safe back at school. It was a good 2/3 of the class that couldn't have their parents get picked up.
One time my teacher back in like 6th grade held the entire class of about 22 for an 10 extra minutes after school was out because one person went for the door while she was still talking. 8 people missed their bus and and she was fired a few days later because apparently it wasn't the first time she had done it.
In my school we all just kept walking out while they yelled n left or went to our next classrooms. If they touched or came at any of us we made a scene and threatened them to get away don’t touch me n finally leave that horrid classroom cus some really got nothing to lose resulting them to have more trouble rather than just let us leave. Everyone helped out atp. We only stayed if we had respect. Kids got kids. I remember all of us making sure the door was closed and walking away quickly to get lost in the crowd. So many times.. That kinda teacher gona mess w the wrong one one day n no one won’t have any remorse cus they got enough of their own problems. At least I did at home. This is America. That ain’t how you teach them to use their freedoms we love the caring teachers out there that don’t act so egotistical, like I have places to be too god forbid I missed my bus my parents would have to drive from work and or I’d have to wait until the evening at school for them to arrive.. there would be “make me”‘s said if I could see the busses out the window that would really trigger me I would go for the door and windows and say my bus is here there would be a fight to get that door open even if i was alone in it. I’d scream and text my friends to come and open it before getting on that bus. no way am I getting in trouble for my teacher when class is DONE it better be the schools fault atp otherwise I’m paying for it 🙃 I was told that bell is for dismissal so the class and the teacher is dismissed until next session unless there’s an emergency where the busses will be waiting for me I have places to be. otherwise I will pay for it by my parents nothing it worth dealing with my family honestly it better be important because it’s gonna take time for them to notice until it effects them and they aren’t happy when it does. don’t slow kids down rise kids up please especially those with troubled families who deserve and need validation n respect just as much as you
They eventually learned they can’t control kids that way n most of the time stopped. That bell is the only sense of freedom we get for at least 8 hours and it’s only 4 minutes in between time before they start clearing the halls so yeah fuck that especially if I have a bus my dad would kick my ass if I didn’t kick yours
Totally relatable, I have so many teachers who have held an entire class back because people stood up when the bell rang. “The bell doesn’t dismiss you I do” is something I’ve heard a million times.
I say this whenever teachers say this to me. The looks on their faces mixed with their speechlessness is well worth the confrontation (I’m very anxious and avoid conflict like the plague)
@@Kawaiicandy504 do these changes include proving a point, like ms. rodgers said? also if its a safety thing, i totally understand but most teachers will just keep their students just because they wanted to and because they need to prove a point…
I feel like when it’s early they say, “well I would dismiss you but the bell dismisses you, not me” but when they want to keep you there they say that they dismiss you not the bell
Ahh these types of teachers! I honestly don’t give two craps if I get suspended for punching a teacher blocking me from leaving at the end of the school day, I’ll do it.
This NEVER fails to piss me off to a spectacular degree. The one time a teacher did this to my class my dad was beyond furious with the teacher. He straight up told me, in front of the teacher and the whole class that if the teacher EVER tried to pull that again to ignore her and leave and that I absolutely would not get into trouble over it. When the teacher tried to complain he just told her “parent out ranks overpaid and under qualified babysitter”. He was VERY unhappy at being made to wait 10 minutes that he didn’t have too. The school actually tried to argue that him having to wait “10 minutes” and getting angry was him being unreasonable. I almost felt sorry for the poor bastards. Almost.
My school delayed our release by like 10 minutes and expected us to run for our lives in order to get to the bus but I had a huge backpack and was unable to run and I ended up missing the bus. I was so angry at the fact that they delayed us that long. Apparently they delayed it to stop fights but it doesn't help.
@@genera1013 yeah kids were running towards moving busses. Some kid barely made it as all the busses were going and by the time I got to my bus it drove off
In 7th grade, I had a teacher who was SUPER strict. She would hold us back whenever we were noisy, and even told us "I don't care if you are late for the bus". I had to call my mom to pick me up that day.
There was a boy in my High School who always caused trouble in one particular lesson, so the teacher used to give us all detention the next day. The teacher would look out of the window, until the last school bus had gone & then dismiss us all. The boy in question, lived directly opposite the school, so he’d arrive home, perhaps 10 minutes late! I on the other hand, had a 3 1/2 mile walk!!!
Here in Ontario, our teachers have always dismissed us. Sometimes, even before the bell, if we were done our work early. We had to stack our chairs before we left. 😂
You do realize you could have gone to the principal and form a complaint about it? Or did that not occur to you for some reason? Genuine question, BTW, because I keep on seeing people write comments and not think of it as serious.
Teacher: "the bell does not dissmiss you I do" Next day Teacher: "why are you late" Me: "oh my, I'm so sorry it's just you said that the bell doesn't dismiss me you do, so the bell shouldn't tell me when to be here right?"
If there’s one thing I know, it’s that a singe teacher can’t stop a full classroom of students. I wish I didn’t come to things like that but sometimes it does. If I was that parent I would tell the children to leave the classroom and quite literally fight the teacher if I had to, although as I said above that likely wouldn’t be necessary
I ignored my teachers when they tried that shit. One time even told them “i have to catch my bus or i cant get home cause my mother doesnt get off work till 3 am.” They tried to say “too bad so sad you will figure it out” and thats when i said “oh so youd like a lawsuit for false imprisonment and to give me a ride home? A ride and a fat check sounds great!” And she let me go. I caught my bus. And she knew better than to try that shit with my class at the end of the day.
Teacher: “The clock doesn’t dismiss you.” Me: *shows up an hour late* Teacher: “Why are you late?” Me: “If the clock doesn’t decide when I leave, then it doesn’t decide when I get here.” Teacher: “Detention.”
My third period teacher always makes us wait for her to finish talking or for whoever is presenting to finish, and the first time she did it she literally told us “the bell doesn’t dismiss you, I do” and I just kind of stood there shocked because that was the first time I’d ever heard a teacher say that. It doesn’t really matter to me because I have homeroom after and it’s pretty close, but we have a pretty big school and what about the students who have to go all the way to the other end of the school for their next class?
The only time it matters is at dismissal or before a field trip. If you don't have a bus that might leave without you, you just tell the teacher that the previous teacher dismissed you late. That teacher probably already has a reputation for it and your teacher will just shrug it off.
Your teachers: "The bell doesn't dismiss you...I do." My teachers: "It's five minutes till the bell, get packed up now and be ready. The second it rings, get out ✋🏽🤡"
@@snowiechy6887 kinda the same. Some of my teachers tell us not to pack up till it’s thirty seconds till the bell, and some don’t care if it’s ten minutes. I’m in 8th grade
I remember my senior year having to give a kid a who was home schooled a hour tour. Most kids only took 5 to 10 minutes. Whatever that kid did at homeschool made him, well her i guess that everyone had to obey them. They obviously had the lowest IQ of anyone I toured. Who ever taught them did a bad job. Also I hear homeschool kids come out 50 50. Either really good or very bad.
@@Angel-hw7wr That doesn't really have anything to do with it, because the school in the skit obviously does have one, that's the whole point of the story.
@@stardust6186 yea no crap I was just saying that that’s true for other schools but not mine. Bc whenever it’s time to go, we go..we leave at a certain time.
@@Angel-hw7wr I obviously know that, I was saying that you didn't add anything or even make a point. You said "technically" and "but", which would imply you were about to make a point or contradict something, but just said something about your school. All I'm saying is that "technically" and "but" aren't necessary for your comment. On top of that you added "sooo" even though it doesn't. make sense for it to be there. Instead you could've just agreed or disagreed, added a full stop/period, and then add in the sentence about your school.
I know right my math teacher does this all the time. While I don’t have to go to my locker because they won’t allow us to use our lockers the gym is on the other side the building and it takes a good 3 to 4 minutes to get all the way over there.
@@gummybear7938 that's crazy! but our campus was HUGE. We had a few buildings and portables and swimming pools and a football field, 3 baseball fields. It was huge.
Nah man I’m just gonna get up and leave and if my teacher says this I’m just gonna grab out some scissors and say “These scissors don’t stab you, I do” because I’ve had enough of their shit
@@Saturday900 wow. It's so edgy and cool to end up in a juvenile detention center. Man it would not have sounded as cool or edgy if you just said you'd walk out, like a sane person would do.
Back when I was in school, I got in school suspension once because I had a second period teacher who wouldn’t let us go until three minutes into the five minute passing period (every day) and a third grade teacher who was very picky about late kids. And this happened five times in a row. No one would Listen to us when we said it’s impossible for us to get to that class in the 2 minutes the second period teacher gave us.
Thats literally what my teacher does but she makes us play games to get let out, she doesn't hold us overtime, but sometimes we get detention for ten minutes but she only does it for two, were literally in highschool 😭.
I’m guilty of going over, but 1) I’ll apologize and summarize what I needed to say; and 2) I make up for it with occasional early dismissals when I have awkward amounts of time (1-3 minutes) with nothing else planned.
@@WMDistraction There's a difference with being considerate and respectful to your students instead of trying to hold a power trip against their students. I applaud you for showing consideration
I have been given this exact answer before. “It is to let the teacher know that it is time to start THINKING about ending the lesson.” I HAVE OTHER CLASSES TO GO TO
“You’re kind of embarrassing me in front of my class.” It’s funny how once some people are put into the enforcing position, they feel that they no longer can have them imposed upon them lol Edit: them in the last sentence is in relation to the rules / regulations.
My entire school’s policy was that the bell doesn’t dismiss you, the teacher does. It can be really annoying when your next class is on the entire other end of school and you’re outside in a journalism portable. Also the hell of trying to get through the 1,200+ kids is just the worst😞
@@awesomesause nope. In every single classroom you have to wait for the teacher to say you may go. Also I live in El Paso TX and the law/government is pretty much shit. Though most of the teachers let you go right after the bell anyways
Honestly id walk out, if its an issue, they can pay for me to take an uber home or they can stfu. And I would 100% tell my parents that the teacher was the reason I didn't get home and im sure my parents would have a grand time losing it on them.
Bruh, just walk out and if they try to get you in trouble the next day or any other, make it a big deal. They'll back down because they know they aren't actually allowed to do it.
I loved my classes. My teachers were told to give students 10 minutes of "free time" at the end of classes for socializing. As long as we didn't disrupt other classes, we could just chill and talk. Stuff was always assigned before free time. If they forgot something, we got it the next day.
Reminds me of when my health teacher tried to hold us up after the bell, we had another class to get to and straight up didn’t have the time. So this absolute chad of a man in my class just stood up said that the bell dismisses him and just left. She left the classroom to go after him and that’s when we all bolted out of the classroom.
I remember a teacher told me this and I ended up some 4-5 minutes late to another class. I got in trouble for being late, obviously, but what really struck me was when the teacher didn't even seem to care after I explained why I was late. At that point, it was get in trouble with the teacher that held us in the class, or get in trouble with the teacher of the next.
I had a teacher that would make us sit for 45 minutes after the bell rand in high school, she's was the most overbearing (physically) teacher we had, and Mrs. Grosser, who was all of 5'2, had a lazy eyes and walked with a cane came in one day and told that teacher if she held us for over a minute the next time, she'd have her head. (Mrs. Grosser also dropped 3 after school study sessions a week to help me stay on track while I was in children's hospital for 10&1/2 months because I was allergic to the pills my dr was prescribing, she's wasn't my teacher yet at that point.) The very next day after that confrontation Mra G was at my teachers door 5 minutes before the bell rang to make sure we left. She did that until the school year was over to make sure some of us didn't have to walk home like Idid (which was 8 miles, not that I minded)
This reminds me of my substitute art teacher! She never let anyone leave her lesson until they completed a specific task for art! She didn’t even let us talk, in ART!
the hell are they gonna do if i leave? hold me back? give me detention for leaving class when it finished? call my parents? mark me absent? what the hell are they gonna do?
@@Aerialyn no, if you are being generally disruptive, the teacher has the authority to kick your arse out of class to save the rest of the class from your ignorance.
@@jamesu1540 leaving class is the opposite of disruptive. I don't live in North Korea like you. If I leave when the bell rings because I have to, the teacher has no authority. Their authority ended when their period finished.
@@jamesu1540 ok first of all, I understand to get kicked out if your being disruptive DURING class, but if it's the end of the day and the bell has rang, you get to go. They really are not gonna do anything but be a bi*ch about it when students want to go home, maybe you're the ignorant if you can't see that, unless you want to be yelled at by parents then go off ig
I literally hate when my last period teacher tells us to wait, I've missed my bus over 5 times cause of it and I had to freaking walk home all of those times. It's literally like a 40 minute walk
They cannot legally hold you, walk out stating you have a bus to catch that you will not be missing for their disregard for your time- which it is on your time once that bell rings.
Just leave. It's not even a legality issue. What can they actually do? Give you detention? A bad grade? So what? College isn't worth it anymore so grades aren't as important as they used to be and if they try to give you detention take it up to administration and tell them why you were leaving the class. I'm surprised your parents didn't talk to admin the first time it happened. I would be pissed if my child has to make a 40 minute walk home because some bonehead of a teacher wanted to have a power trip.
Just leave, they can't do anything to you and if they try and punish you go to the dean (if you can get your parents involved) but they can't touch you unless they wanna pay your college tuition 🤷🏾♀️
I wouldve been up to that school the first time u told me u had to walk. I had to go to my daughter's school because the bus driver brought her home 35 minutes late, just because she wanted to teach the noisy kids on the bus a lesson. That was the first and last time.
I walked out everytime, call my momma cause if I miss my bus she gonna curse you out anyway and you gone havw a dcf case when I miss my bus and my mama breaking her neck trying to figure out why im not hoeme
The second episode of “Am I the Bad Apple?” Has been posted! The link is HERE: th-cam.com/video/2AGaa1Uqpmg/w-d-xo.html
Should we post one every Tuesday???
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I watched it and it was great
Yess
I think you should do your best to post one every Tuesday
I hope so
The bell legally dismisses the class, not the teacher. Even the licensed attorneys who taught my Paralegal Studies classes stated this.
Not here it doesn’t. Their student parent handbooks tell them how long they cane remain after school. It’s a short duration but the bell doesn’t dismiss a class legally. That would mean if the bell rang early they could just leave.
@@PsychGirlRaven for highschool students the bell legally dismisses them when it rings for the end of the day. Example my old school ended at 2:50, even if the bell didn't ring a teacher or any staff at the school no longer has the authority to hold a student. That's why any after school activities need to be signed off by an adult with custody of the child or the child if 18. There are rules in case the bell rings early or doesn't ring at all.
I currently work at a elementary school and this is a real problem with the grade 1-3 classes, teachers have even less authority to hold students who are younger.
@@nerdycurls6253 that's your area, my high-school teachers could hold you for 10 minutes after the final bell
@@andrewcook2625 maybe it because of the bus? I live in a rural area, the buses was gone by than.
Yeah I've been in different schools all over Florida, the bell is the boss not the teacher. Some of us have a bus ride that's 1-2 hours long and for a teacher to force us to miss a bus because their ego couldn't stand it, well the teacher would run a huge risk of suddenly receiving a full class of angry parents because their kids were stuck in school for 2 hours after everyone left. If a teacher can't plan ahead of time to fit in that one more thing to say, then that's on them not on the students. We had this happen to a new teacher and the principal told her that if she has the gull to make kids miss their bus, she either has to provide the means to transport all these kids or call each of their parents to see if they can come pick them up and explain why their kids were forced to stay in front of the principal. She never did it again because some parents couldn't come because they were at work so they gathered us at the auditorium, and she had to transport the kids one by one (because she had a small car) while the pe teacher had to stay to make sure everyone was safe back at school. It was a good 2/3 of the class that couldn't have their parents get picked up.
“The bell doesn’t dismiss you, I do.”
funny how it’s called the dismissal bell
"The bell does not dimiss you, I dismiss you."
The way I see it, if it decides when I get there, it decides when I leave.
Fr, I've missed my bus 7 times this month 💀
i am the bell
Exactly. Like I'll stay but only if you'll drive me home.
@@thissuckslmao oof
One time my teacher back in like 6th grade held the entire class of about 22 for an 10 extra minutes after school was out because one person went for the door while she was still talking. 8 people missed their bus and and she was fired a few days later because apparently it wasn't the first time she had done it.
Serves her right
In my school we all just kept walking out while they yelled n left or went to our next classrooms. If they touched or came at any of us we made a scene and threatened them to get away don’t touch me n finally leave that horrid classroom cus some really got nothing to lose resulting them to have more trouble rather than just let us leave. Everyone helped out atp. We only stayed if we had respect. Kids got kids. I remember all of us making sure the door was closed and walking away quickly to get lost in the crowd. So many times.. That kinda teacher gona mess w the wrong one one day n no one won’t have any remorse cus they got enough of their own problems. At least I did at home. This is America. That ain’t how you teach them to use their freedoms we love the caring teachers out there that don’t act so egotistical, like I have places to be too god forbid I missed my bus my parents would have to drive from work and or I’d have to wait until the evening at school for them to arrive.. there would be “make me”‘s said if I could see the busses out the window that would really trigger me I would go for the door and windows and say my bus is here there would be a fight to get that door open even if i was alone in it. I’d scream and text my friends to come and open it before getting on that bus. no way am I getting in trouble for my teacher when class is DONE it better be the schools fault atp otherwise I’m paying for it 🙃 I was told that bell is for dismissal so the class and the teacher is dismissed until next session unless there’s an emergency where the busses will be waiting for me I have places to be. otherwise I will pay for it by my parents nothing it worth dealing with my family honestly it better be important because it’s gonna take time for them to notice until it effects them and they aren’t happy when it does. don’t slow kids down rise kids up please especially those with troubled families who deserve and need validation n respect just as much as you
They eventually learned they can’t control kids that way n most of the time stopped. That bell is the only sense of freedom we get for at least 8 hours and it’s only 4 minutes in between time before they start clearing the halls so yeah fuck that especially if I have a bus my dad would kick my ass if I didn’t kick yours
Oh my admin would have blow up if someone did that. I had a kid miss the bus once. Not my fault, and we had an hour long meeting about it. 😅
Fun fact that goes against the Geneva conventions!
Totally relatable, I have so many teachers who have held an entire class back because people stood up when the bell rang. “The bell doesn’t dismiss you I do” is something I’ve heard a million times.
Remember if it doesn’t dismiss you it doesn’t tell you when to go to class either you should tell them that if they like playing like idiots
"If it decides when i come, it decides when i leave"
-some legend
And that second bell tells you when your late
and then you get isolation for saying that to the teacher
I say this whenever teachers say this to me. The looks on their faces mixed with their speechlessness is well worth the confrontation (I’m very anxious and avoid conflict like the plague)
Amen
I was gonna say the same thing
“the bell doesnt dismiss you i do”
if the bell doesnt dismiss us, whats the point of it?
Yea
If the bell doesn’t dismiss us then it doesn’t decide when I get here
Technically the bell does dismiss you but at the same time it's up to the teacher when you leave in case of any changes. Etcetera.....
@@Kawaiicandy504 do these changes include proving a point, like ms. rodgers said?
also if its a safety thing, i totally understand but most teachers will just keep their students just because they wanted to and because they need to prove a point…
Exactly
If the bell doesn't miss me, it doesn't make me late.
I feel like when it’s early they say, “well I would dismiss you but the bell dismisses you, not me” but when they want to keep you there they say that they dismiss you not the bell
Nerved ever heard this one.
Never ever heard this one
The bell dismisses us
The bell is literally there for us to know when we are dissmissed
Yes.
People litterly call it the DISMISSAL bell
How do you know that's why the bell is there? Did the principal tell you that?
@@tannerman46 did the principal tell us it's not? there's no other reason for it to be there other for us to tell us that it's dismissal time
@@tannerman46 why else would we have it
Why else would we have a distinct schedule for our classes
“If the bell doesn’t dismiss me, then it doesn’t tell me when to get to class”
-some dude I can’t remember
Facts I never heard in class! XD
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Jay Versace i think
Fax
@@imdyinginsidehaha4361 "The ☆bell☆ doesn't tell me to go to class, ☆I☆ do"
*"I think you did that.. to yourself."* Is the most honest thing I’ve heard today
Its like okay to stay a min more after a bell if it isn’t the last class. If it is the last, my professors usually leave first lmao 💀
“If the bell decide when I come, it decides when I leave” -some kid at my school
I mean the kid isn't wrong
Not wrong
cap
@@cohenschellenberg3325 wym cap
@@justakidplayz probably the fact that it's been a joke on the internet for over 10 years
"You turned them against me!"
"You have done that yourself!"
YOU WILL NOT TAKE HER FROM ME!!
I HAVE THE MORAL HIGH GROUND
YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWER
DON'T TRY IT
You were my colleague
The teacher is about to get a mob of pissed off parents demanding her head on a platter.
If the bell doesn’t dismiss me it doesn’t determine my tardiness.
“The busses left 3 minutes ago.”
“Ya know. The three minutes they spent in your room.”
Mine hold my class for 15 minutes✋
"if the bell decides when i get here, it decides when i leave."
edit: "if school is not a place to sleep, then home is not a place to work"
Teacher after you say that: well how about I decide when you arrive too? 😡
No. If the bell doesn't dismiss me then it doesn't tell me when to get there.
@@jacktheturkey4160 that's literally the same thing...
@@derek6945 well yeah except they he used negative verbs unlike you did.
Facts
Ahh these types of teachers! I honestly don’t give two craps if I get suspended for punching a teacher blocking me from leaving at the end of the school day, I’ll do it.
This NEVER fails to piss me off to a spectacular degree.
The one time a teacher did this to my class my dad was beyond furious with the teacher.
He straight up told me, in front of the teacher and the whole class that if the teacher EVER tried to pull that again to ignore her and leave and that I absolutely would not get into trouble over it.
When the teacher tried to complain he just told her “parent out ranks overpaid and under qualified babysitter”.
He was VERY unhappy at being made to wait 10 minutes that he didn’t have too.
The school actually tried to argue that him having to wait “10 minutes” and getting angry was him being unreasonable.
I almost felt sorry for the poor bastards.
Almost.
As a bus rider this fills me with so much anxiety, I live almost an hour from the school and my parents would be livid if they had to pick me up
I was the same! That said, my mother would have been raising h3ll once she knew WHY I missed my bus.
I'm also a bus rider but I'm not too far. I just don't know the way across the highway and town square and cant call parents to pick me up. :(
My school delayed our release by like 10 minutes and expected us to run for our lives in order to get to the bus but I had a huge backpack and was unable to run and I ended up missing the bus. I was so angry at the fact that they delayed us that long. Apparently they delayed it to stop fights but it doesn't help.
@@Lakayy I would have fought that sh!t. That's unacceptable.
@@genera1013 yeah kids were running towards moving busses. Some kid barely made it as all the busses were going and by the time I got to my bus it drove off
“If the bell tells me when to arrive, it tells me when to leave…” saving that one for the end of the school year 😂
Hell yeah
Yes
Imma steal that
@@taramalinen9942 I heard it from somebody else sooo...
Haha
If a teacher had done this and I got home late my parents would have literally killed me 😂
In 7th grade, I had a teacher who was SUPER strict. She would hold us back whenever we were noisy, and even told us "I don't care if you are late for the bus". I had to call my mom to pick me up that day.
“The bell doesn’t dismiss you, I do”
…then why is it called the DISMISSAL BELL huh?
Why is the bell even a thing then too 💀
If he bell does not dismiss me from class then it should not determine when I arrive to class
Why even have a bell if ‘the teacher dismisses them’
My HS teachers: “the bell doesn’t dismiss you…I do”
Me: literally leaving as the bell is ringing because what are they going to do🤷🏾♀️
Amen
Woah EDGY
@@davidpmurdock huh
Kek
Take you out 😂 jk
There was a boy in my High School who always caused trouble in one particular lesson, so the teacher used to give us all detention the next day. The teacher would look out of the window, until the last school bus had gone & then dismiss us all. The boy in question, lived directly opposite the school, so he’d arrive home, perhaps 10 minutes late! I on the other hand, had a 3 1/2 mile walk!!!
Here in Ontario, our teachers have always dismissed us. Sometimes, even before the bell, if we were done our work early. We had to stack our chairs before we left. 😂
“The bell doesn’t dismiss them, I do”
Me: “The bell doesn’t tell me when to get there either”
What school are you even in
Lmao we have like
2 bells to get to school xD
@@ahrimzhorc samee the first bell is to get to class and then the second bell is the tardy bell
Exactlyyyyy if the bell is just a "reminder" as many teachers like to say then it shouldn't be an indicator that I have to go to class
@@Rosa10-15 yepp lol
yes
"You turned the students against me!"
"You have done that yourself."
Star Wars reference?? 😳
Goodbye Mr Chips?
“Only a teacher deals an absolutes”
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"can u not? Ur embarrassing me!" "You... Kinda already did that to urself" 😨😳😆😂
At my school the latest time a teacher can dismiss us is WHEN the bell rings but we normally leave five minutes early😊
“The bell doesn’t dismiss you, I do”
I have a bus to get to so it’s either you dismiss me or you deal with my mom
Bro if a teacher did that ti me I'll just flip them off and walk out of the classroom. Forget your little power over me, I have a bus to get to.
I came here to say this. If a teacher made me miss my bus, my parents would have roasted them ALIVE.
@Mar Mar moms do be like that tho.
"...embarrassing me in front of my kids."
"I think you did that to yourself."
Such a great line.
They going come to school the next day late af
If the bell tells me when to arrive, it tells me when to leave.
almost every one of my teachers for the past 7 years: "THE BELL DOES NOT DISMISS YOU, I DISMISS YOU!"
You do realize you could have gone to the principal and form a complaint about it? Or did that not occur to you for some reason?
Genuine question, BTW, because I keep on seeing people write comments and not think of it as serious.
@@garenkijolfo4393 this scenario happened maybe once in my whole schooling career. also as a student i just wouldnt give 2 fucks
But at the same time they say that the bell starts class. Seriously what is it teachers??
Teacher: "the bell does not dissmiss you I do"
Next day
Teacher: "why are you late"
Me: "oh my, I'm so sorry it's just you said that the bell doesn't dismiss me you do, so the bell shouldn't tell me when to be here right?"
Nice hostage situation
“Why are you late!?”
“The bell doesn’t tell me to come to class I do”
“You dare use my own spells against me Potter?”
Nah, its more like:
“Why are you late?”
“The bell rang before i got here”
If there’s one thing I know, it’s that a singe teacher can’t stop a full classroom of students. I wish I didn’t come to things like that but sometimes it does. If I was that parent I would tell the children to leave the classroom and quite literally fight the teacher if I had to, although as I said above that likely wouldn’t be necessary
I ignored my teachers when they tried that shit. One time even told them “i have to catch my bus or i cant get home cause my mother doesnt get off work till 3 am.” They tried to say “too bad so sad you will figure it out” and thats when i said “oh so youd like a lawsuit for false imprisonment and to give me a ride home? A ride and a fat check sounds great!” And she let me go. I caught my bus. And she knew better than to try that shit with my class at the end of the day.
"I had one more thing to say" Sounds like someone needs to learn time management....
Thank You, that's exactly what I was thinking as I watched lol!!!
Facts
Have you ever tried to teach someone?
@@ed_sivan yes, I have, and I managed to do it without being an insufferable control freak.
Ok time management is good yes but with kids always expect the unexpected prob will need more time than you initially expected.
Teacher: “The clock doesn’t dismiss you.”
Me: *shows up an hour late*
Teacher: “Why are you late?”
Me: “If the clock doesn’t decide when I leave, then it doesn’t decide when I get here.”
Teacher: “Detention.”
Who goes to detention 🤣
@@Huskie_BOSG On God
@@Huskie_BOSG wait do you not go to detention?
@@shes_a_skeleton7046 Why would i when i can just walk to my car and go home
@@Huskie_BOSG dude I think you need to go to detention.-.
My third period teacher always makes us wait for her to finish talking or for whoever is presenting to finish, and the first time she did it she literally told us “the bell doesn’t dismiss you, I do” and I just kind of stood there shocked because that was the first time I’d ever heard a teacher say that. It doesn’t really matter to me because I have homeroom after and it’s pretty close, but we have a pretty big school and what about the students who have to go all the way to the other end of the school for their next class?
The only time it matters is at dismissal or before a field trip. If you don't have a bus that might leave without you, you just tell the teacher that the previous teacher dismissed you late. That teacher probably already has a reputation for it and your teacher will just shrug it off.
"The bell doesn't dismiss them I do"
I heard doing the “the bell doesn’t dismiss u, I do” is technically illegal
Somehow teachers don’t like that response…
Technically kidnapping.
What state are you in. It’s not illegal here and it’s either illegal
Or it’s not, not “ technically”.
@@PsychGirlRaven it’s not legal in most states
Just looked it up. There are no laws against it but it is a great way to undermine your own authority and encourage students to be petty.
Your teachers: "The bell doesn't dismiss you...I do."
My teachers: "It's five minutes till the bell, get packed up now and be ready. The second it rings, get out ✋🏽🤡"
Literally all of college
Five my teachers hated us so much she ain't even talk to us if we worked we talked fought she ain't care
My teacher also does that but more kind and im in grade 6 from where u guys are from my country its called P6 or primary 6
@@snowiechy6887 kinda the same. Some of my teachers tell us not to pack up till it’s thirty seconds till the bell, and some don’t care if it’s ten minutes. I’m in 8th grade
@@omnisexualidiot3750 yall youngins ion even go no more
My English teacher actually used that line 😂 never one did I think I would hear it
This is literally all my teachers… one time I was 20 MINUTES LATE to get home and my mom called the police.
"The bell doesn't dismiss you, I do."
Me: *laughs in homeschool*
same 😈
I remember my senior year having to give a kid a who was home schooled a hour tour. Most kids only took 5 to 10 minutes. Whatever that kid did at homeschool made him, well her i guess that everyone had to obey them. They obviously had the lowest IQ of anyone I toured. Who ever taught them did a bad job. Also I hear homeschool kids come out 50 50. Either really good or very bad.
The fact that when u walked In she was just sitting there, clearly done saying her last few words-
Basically
Technically…that is very true BUT…. My school doesn’t have a bell soooooooooo…….
@@Angel-hw7wr That doesn't really have anything to do with it, because the school in the skit obviously does have one, that's the whole point of the story.
@@stardust6186 yea no crap I was just saying that that’s true for other schools but not mine. Bc whenever it’s time to go, we go..we leave at a certain time.
@@Angel-hw7wr I obviously know that, I was saying that you didn't add anything or even make a point. You said "technically" and "but", which would imply you were about to make a point or contradict something, but just said something about your school. All I'm saying is that "technically" and "but" aren't necessary for your comment. On top of that you added "sooo" even though it doesn't. make sense for it to be there. Instead you could've just agreed or disagreed, added a full stop/period, and then add in the sentence about your school.
"Uh, the buses all left while we were talking. Are you gonna take 28 students home now?"
Mrs. Roggers your a great wise teacher and I respect you
I used to hate when teachers did that. Especially when I had 5 minutes to make it across campus put my books away and change for PE.
I know right my math teacher does this all the time. While I don’t have to go to my locker because they won’t allow us to use our lockers the gym is on the other side the building and it takes a good 3 to 4 minutes to get all the way over there.
5?? I only get 3
@@gummybear7938 that's crazy! but our campus was HUGE. We had a few buildings and portables and swimming pools and a football field, 3 baseball fields. It was huge.
@@beccaroque4107 lemme jus flex my privilege real quick
@@JoshSmith-rk8cr ?
Had a teacher like this and i actually missed my bus, when i called my mom to pick me up she was pissed
Their just our teachers, they can’t control us like that
Especially after school like ✋🙄
@@GachaCone listen this was in middle school i graduated high school already good grief
Nah man I’m just gonna get up and leave and if my teacher says this I’m just gonna grab out some scissors and say “These scissors don’t stab you, I do” because I’ve had enough of their shit
@@Saturday900 wow. It's so edgy and cool to end up in a juvenile detention center. Man it would not have sounded as cool or edgy if you just said you'd walk out, like a sane person would do.
@@CapnCook420 Funniest thing is that I KNOW a kid who stabbed a teacher for trying that.
Ok i just got this on my TH-cam 3 minutes after school finished 😂
Back when I was in school, I got in school suspension once because I had a second period teacher who wouldn’t let us go until three minutes into the five minute passing period (every day) and a third grade teacher who was very picky about late kids. And this happened five times in a row. No one would
Listen to us when we said it’s impossible for us to get to that class in the 2 minutes the second period teacher gave us.
“If the bell doesn’t tell me when to leave the bell doesn’t tell me when I’m supposed to be here” -some guy I don’t remember
My teachers actually always tell me “The bell is a reminder for me to dismiss you, not a reminder for you.”
This is very true
@@nereidagarcia5349 no, it's baloney
Yes, and me bolting because you wouldn't stop talking is a reminder that you're senile and should retire.
Exactly that's what mine says it pisses me off every time
my french teachers exact words
Its so much easier if you make sure everything is wrapped up about 5 mins before the bell rings
Thats literally what my teacher does but she makes us play games to get let out, she doesn't hold us overtime, but sometimes we get detention for ten minutes but she only does it for two, were literally in highschool 😭.
“One more thing to say” say it before the bell rings next time
Yeah… well, sometimes we spend so much time shushing you that we lose that time…
@@sarah7589 you're one of them 🙄
@@sarah7589 Or just have better respect of your students. Just because you're the treacher doesnt mean the world revolves around you. Do better.
I’m guilty of going over, but 1) I’ll apologize and summarize what I needed to say; and 2) I make up for it with occasional early dismissals when I have awkward amounts of time (1-3 minutes) with nothing else planned.
@@WMDistraction There's a difference with being considerate and respectful to your students instead of trying to hold a power trip against their students. I applaud you for showing consideration
_"the bell doesnt dismiss you, i do!"_
* student arrives late *
_"why are you late?? >:("_
"the bell doesnt dismiss me, i do."
Slay
Genius over here 🙌
With a 707 pfp
I had a teach who loved to do this with the lunch bell in middle school. Usually when she did it the entire class would miss half of lunch
The bell decided when I came, the bell decides when I leave.
“You turned her against me!!”
“You have done that yourself”
When I read that I just thought of Star Wars
I usually just left anyway. Respect is earned.
"The bell doesnt dismiss you, I do"
THEN WHY DO YOU HAVE A BEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLL
ikr?
I have been given this exact answer before. “It is to let the teacher know that it is time to start THINKING about ending the lesson.” I HAVE OTHER CLASSES TO GO TO
YEAHH LAST TIME I WAS LATE TO MATH BECAUSE MY GERMAN TEACHER DIDNT LET ME GI
“You’re kind of embarrassing me in front of my class.” It’s funny how once some people are put into the enforcing position, they feel that they no longer can have them imposed upon them lol
Edit: them in the last sentence is in relation to the rules / regulations.
my teacher hold me in 5 minutes after the bell
Actually at most schools now you are legally allowed to hold student back from leaving for 5 minutes
My entire school’s policy was that the bell doesn’t dismiss you, the teacher does. It can be really annoying when your next class is on the entire other end of school and you’re outside in a journalism portable. Also the hell of trying to get through the 1,200+ kids is just the worst😞
Your school policy cannot override the law, and legally, the bell dismisses you, not the teachers. She was just power tripping on some 14 year olds.
@@awesomesause nope. In every single classroom you have to wait for the teacher to say you may go. Also I live in El Paso TX and the law/government is pretty much shit. Though most of the teachers let you go right after the bell anyways
I'd say the bell. Some people have to pick up others or go on a bus. Low-key, this is all of my teachers 😡🤌🤌😁
Yease
Honestly id walk out, if its an issue, they can pay for me to take an uber home or they can stfu. And I would 100% tell my parents that the teacher was the reason I didn't get home and im sure my parents would have a grand time losing it on them.
Bruh, just walk out and if they try to get you in trouble the next day or any other, make it a big deal. They'll back down because they know they aren't actually allowed to do it.
@@samwebb3577 Uber and Lyft have corporate policies that ban them from transporting unaccompanied minors. You'd need an actual taxi.
@@samwebb3577 My parents would blow a gasket
I loved my classes. My teachers were told to give students 10 minutes of "free time" at the end of classes for socializing. As long as we didn't disrupt other classes, we could just chill and talk.
Stuff was always assigned before free time. If they forgot something, we got it the next day.
Hit em with that Obi-Wan "You have done that yourself"
“Schools teach you how to succeed”
Since when was illegally harboring children helping them “succeed”….
Ayo no replies with that much likes?
Apparently its a warcrime because its a unusual punishment!
Schools don't teach you how to succeed they only teach you what gets the school system the most money
Kidnapping pays a lot...
@@NJSKRH how tf you know? 🤨
Reminds me of when my health teacher tried to hold us up after the bell, we had another class to get to and straight up didn’t have the time. So this absolute chad of a man in my class just stood up said that the bell dismisses him and just left. She left the classroom to go after him and that’s when we all bolted out of the classroom.
Honestly I need a teacher like her at my school
As a bus student I’m crying at this
I remember a teacher told me this and I ended up some 4-5 minutes late to another class. I got in trouble for being late, obviously, but what really struck me was when the teacher didn't even seem to care after I explained why I was late. At that point, it was get in trouble with the teacher that held us in the class, or get in trouble with the teacher of the next.
Nope. That's when you go to the Admin and tell them what's happening.
"They had the AUDACITY to try to be punctual! Not on *my* watch!"
I had a teacher that would make us sit for 45 minutes after the bell rand in high school, she's was the most overbearing (physically) teacher we had, and Mrs. Grosser, who was all of 5'2, had a lazy eyes and walked with a cane came in one day and told that teacher if she held us for over a minute the next time, she'd have her head.
(Mrs. Grosser also dropped 3 after school study sessions a week to help me stay on track while I was in children's hospital for 10&1/2 months because I was allergic to the pills my dr was prescribing, she's wasn't my teacher yet at that point.) The very next day after that confrontation Mra G was at my teachers door 5 minutes before the bell rang to make sure we left. She did that until the school year was over to make sure some of us didn't have to walk home like Idid (which was 8 miles, not that I minded)
This reminds me of my substitute art teacher! She never let anyone leave her lesson until they completed a specific task for art! She didn’t even let us talk, in ART!
There was a student that once said, "if the bell tells me when we gotta be here, the bell tells me when we can leave."
Kids POV: Teacher just saved them from other teacher and they got to have a laugh as well.
Sylvia ihus8s i65$$
My school doesn’t have a bell, because of that. They say the Bell doesn’t dismiss you, the teacher does. So we don’t have one 😅😅
Oh how I wish I could go back in time to when teachers said this to us
if the bell doesn’t dismiss me, why should it decide when i’m late??
FINALLY, a teacher that understands that the bell is literally there to dismiss us and not them
Say that to my German Teacher
15 minutes!!!
My son actually missed his bus because of a teacher doing this....
“The bell doesn’t dismiss you, I do!” Then why did the announcements say that we are dismissed?
the hell are they gonna do if i leave? hold me back? give me detention for leaving class when it finished? call my parents? mark me absent? what the hell are they gonna do?
Kick you out of the class and fail you entirely
@@jamesu1540 yeah then you can take legal action
@@Aerialyn no, if you are being generally disruptive, the teacher has the authority to kick your arse out of class to save the rest of the class from your ignorance.
@@jamesu1540 leaving class is the opposite of disruptive. I don't live in North Korea like you. If I leave when the bell rings because I have to, the teacher has no authority. Their authority ended when their period finished.
@@jamesu1540 ok first of all, I understand to get kicked out if your being disruptive DURING class, but if it's the end of the day and the bell has rang, you get to go. They really are not gonna do anything but be a bi*ch about it when students want to go home, maybe you're the ignorant if you can't see that, unless you want to be yelled at by parents then go off ig
This is why this teach is the best
Yeah it always rubbed me the wrong way whenever a teacher said "I dismiss you not the bell."
I literally hate when my last period teacher tells us to wait, I've missed my bus over 5 times cause of it and I had to freaking walk home all of those times. It's literally like a 40 minute walk
They cannot legally hold you, walk out stating you have a bus to catch that you will not be missing for their disregard for your time- which it is on your time once that bell rings.
Just leave. It's not even a legality issue. What can they actually do? Give you detention? A bad grade? So what? College isn't worth it anymore so grades aren't as important as they used to be and if they try to give you detention take it up to administration and tell them why you were leaving the class. I'm surprised your parents didn't talk to admin the first time it happened. I would be pissed if my child has to make a 40 minute walk home because some bonehead of a teacher wanted to have a power trip.
Just leave, they can't do anything to you and if they try and punish you go to the dean (if you can get your parents involved) but they can't touch you unless they wanna pay your college tuition 🤷🏾♀️
I wouldve been up to that school the first time u told me u had to walk. I had to go to my daughter's school because the bus driver brought her home 35 minutes late, just because she wanted to teach the noisy kids on the bus a lesson. That was the first and last time.
Had a teachers like this in cooking school, I left so fast, you couldn't even see a dust cloud
"The bell doesnt dismiss you. I do."
"Then it doesnt dictate when I'm late."
I remember when some teacher would do this and say “I have all the time” would make us super late for our class and bus
My teachers tried i just walked out what are they gonna do suspened me
Power trip
I walked out everytime, call my momma cause if I miss my bus she gonna curse you out anyway and you gone havw a dcf case when I miss my bus and my mama breaking her neck trying to figure out why im not hoeme
My art teacher always did this too is if we didn't clean up one pencil she would make us stay for longer and lecture us