Would you trust 4th graders more than the actual school administration

>>92898354
I would trust the janitors more than I would trust the administration.

>>92898354
Yes , most fucking definitely .
>>92898487
This is also true .

>>92898354
How is that even a question.

In my experiences with teaching, principals can be even worse than kids with preconcieved notions.

Kids can be held to higher standards than you'd think.

>>92898777
Trips speaks truth.

>>92898354

Yes, especially if they make a homage to 12 Angry Men.

The thumbnail, especially in the catalog made it look like a giant chicken was clucking.

They'll certainly think more outside the box than most adults would.

Somebody is clearly going out of their way to create threads with Hey Arnold in the OP.

>an accurate, unbiased judgement
Sure, but why would you want one of those? Kids have no rights in school. The Supreme Court has said as much.

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>>92898487
>"Of COURSE he did it! He's a white male!"