Principal Forces 6 Year Old To Unclog Toilet With Bare Hands

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pumpi76 — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 22:06:41 GMT

LMAO...

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ICNUMBERS — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 01:37:26 GMT

I don't know something smells a little shi__y. I had a customer who had on several occasions brung her smaller children into the store where i worked, the smallest was around 3 and the oldest was about 8 she had 4 boys and on purpose she would help them stop up the toilet because she was getting back at us for refusing to do a return on the same shirt that she had returned 3 times prior. It took me and my boss an 1hr at the least to clean the mess up. Boy did I think that I was going to be fired because I was the one who really pissed her off.... [ More ]

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justxploring — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 15:51:25 GMT

I had a principal like that. Back then they were allowed to use corporal punishment, which is why I keep saying the "then" was worse than the "now" except in some cases we've gotten paranoid. If he suspected foul play, he should have called the parents. Using a paper towel is not bad behavior. Neither is spilling your milk by mistake. (my story)

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konane — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 14:55:51 GMT

Principal's actions way over the top, kids flush thing they shouldn't flush and that's the way it is. Call a plumber and get over it.

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dopey7719 — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 12:24:36 GMT

That's humiliating, disgusting and dangerous. He should be fired!

Original Blog Entry: Principal Forces 6 Year Old To Unclog Toilet With Bare Hands

truesee — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 10:12:42 GMT

Fri Feb 6, 8:42 pm ET

EAGAN, Minn. An elementary school principal could be disciplined for allegedly forcing a 6-year-old boy to unclog a toilet with his bare hands. The principal of Rahn Elementary has been on paid leave since mid-December while the school district investigated a complaint from the boy's parents. The school board proposed disciplinary action on Thursday. The nature of the discipline wasn't made public.

The boy's parents claim their son told them the principal made him clean out a toilet bowl that the boy had accidentally clogged on Dec. 12. The boy told his parents he wiped himself with paper towels, instead of toilet paper, causing the clog.

The principal declined to respond to the claims Thursday. He also didn't say what disciplinary action was proposed and whether he'd appeal.

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Information from: Star Tribune

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