Were you ever sent to the Principal's office??

[cotye]

Just once.. for fighting... Hey the kid was annoying.. it was grade 4 and he hit me first.

P.S. I won.. LOL.

 

[BabyLove99]

Never been there.....still have another year to go though! But I have done some stuff where I should've been sent there (nothing too bad )

 

[MerryPoppins]

Nope. I was an angel. O I was another teacher's pet. I always craved approval. Besides, my dad would have killed me!

Eros, now we all know why you are so warped. You spent too much time on that bench. Just kidding!

 

[JerseyJanice]

In sixth grade, I got sent to the principal's office for not completing a homework assignment.

Guess what I did? I went to the bathroom and tried to finish it on the stall wall.

Little did I realize the teacher went down to the office to meet me. When she didn't find me there, she checked the restroom and snagged me trying to get it down.

So I got in double trouble--once, for not doing my homework and twice for trying to sneak getting it done.

 

[gemmie214]

Yup, quite a bit in HS. My cousin and I just never could get to school on time so we always had to stop by the office to get a detention slip. We were actually his favorites and my cousin and I would have our morning coffee with him. He still gave us detention though We still owe him a ton of hours I still never make it to work on time. She used to get so mad at me for making her late

 

[Towncrier]

Only once, also in kindergarten. It was recess time and I went to the water fountain to get a drink before going outside. I decided to get a drink "for the road" and loaded up with a big unswallowed drink of water. I started walking for the door and an older girl came up to me and slapped her hands on my cheeks and the water exploded all over the floor. I was marched off to the principal's office where they explained why it wasn't such a good idea to walk around with a mouthful of water.

I managed to make it through the rest of elementary and high school without a single detention or without facing the dread wooden paddle.

Years later, I spent many hours in the pricinpal's office hiding from the bullies who tormented me during 8th and 9th grade. I suppose that's why I have ZERO tolerance for bullies. Heaven help any child who I see picking on another child. They will face the wrath of Mean Old Mr. Hayes, and you can count on that.

 

[Patrick IL.]

I was in the principals office more then the classroom I was normally "escorted" by a nun who was dragging me by my ear