In the wake of several high-profile
shootings and a national debate regarding gun control, public schools
have become notoriously hypersensitive about the possession of anything
resembling a firearm on campus. While harsh rules are often enforced
with abandon, children have at least been able to play with traditional
toy guns while away from school property.
Unfortunately, school administrators
now consider such harmless behavior at home to be sufficient basis for
draconian punishment.
A 12-year-old in Virginia Beach, Va., recently learned how serious — and delusional – the response to
playing in his front yard can be. He and a friend were playing with a
pellet gun at his home one morning when the school bus arrived. Khalid
Caraballo and his friend were promptly disciplined and both face
suspension for the incident. Carabello could be kept out of school for
the remainder of the school year as a result of his off-campus playtime.
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