Common Sense prevails in Durham, NH?

[jibbr71]

Well, it would appear that there was some good judgement shown in this case. It would be better if there were no hooplah whatsoever, but hey, it's a start.

http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20140329/GJNEWS_01/140329230

 

[frenchman]

Live free or die, baby. In MA, they would've sheltered in place and called in SWAT.

 

[Kevin_NH]

They must have forgotten to turn up the current when indoctrinating ORHS administrators in Zero Tolerance.

 

[falcon123]

"The classroom teacher acted quickly and police were brought in."
Wow, thank God that teacher had such quick thinking. If you don't know your students, then you're not doing a good job teaching. I have to add that it's quite an improvement over FR, SWAT, shelter in place, arrest student etc.

 

[Al-Jim19]

I got into unh for grad school this fall, and this story just put another notch in the "find a way to go to nh" category.

/not so subtle opportunity to move to nh brag

 

[soloman02]

As a ORHS alumni I will be thanking the Superintendent for not being a tard. I wish Fosters reported what teacher this was as many of the ones I knew still work there.

 

[jibbr71]

As a ORHS alumni I will be thanking the Superintendent for not being a tard. I wish Fosters reported what teacher this was as many of the ones I knew still work there.

Whoa! You want Fosters to employ competent journalism? Surely you jest!

 

[Palladin]

NH ....on a 7yr countdown to moving 325ft north of present location