I know this is from faux news, but a story nonetheless. I feel bad for this kid and his dad. To not allow a child to speak with his father who is
serving for our country is despicable.
This kid doesn't know when the next time he will be able to speak to his dad will be. If that time will even come. This soldier is putting his life
on the line. It probably lifts his spirits when he gets to talk to his family.
How can the school say this is justified? The fact that whoever turned this kid in even did such a thing ticks me off. I can understand a rule about
texting during class and yapping with your friends, but when your dad is deployed overseas and your time to talk is limited, this 'rule' should not
apply.
Schools seem to be becoming more like a prison than a learning institution lately.
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