you know what?!” she replied. “Well, Ms. Lafayette suddenly turned her head and told another student, your own business.” “Mind She then looked back at Aaron and said, am going to have to write you up. That is the principal’s rules “I and you know it, don’t you?” She was distracted in mid-sentence by a few students talking, which made her go ballistic. hush! You are too loud! Sit down, Andrea! Taylor did you turn in your reflection paper?” “Class, was telling the class to shut-up,” Taylor responded. “I don’t say the word,” she stated horrified. “We “S” never say shut-up, Ms. Lafayette?” he asked. “You I never say shut-up, Taylor,” she replied. “No, Taylor had a grin on his face and said, just did!” “You said Ms. Lafayette. “Oh,” Taylor looked at his buddy and stated, up guy?” “What’s He was pleased with himself. And he knew that the teacher had already forgotten about the reflection paper. She began lecturing the class on behavior. The woman went on and on and on and on and on. get out your Math problems,” Ms. Lafayette instructed. Finally, the class was starting. Yes, it was “Now 40 minutes later, but hey, this was a good day. Math problems?” said out loud. “What ones that you had for homework,” the teacher said with a look. “The “duh” didn’t have any homework, Ms. Lafayette. Remember, we were on break,” Nicci replied. “We that’s right,” the teacher giggled as she hit her forehead. “Oh, can’t a boy in the back of the room shouted. “You Ms. Lafayette looked over at another student and asked, what did he say?” “Diane, don’t know Ms. Lafayette,” she responded. “I The teacher leaned in toward and whispered through cupped hands, know what he said.” She “I nodded her head up and down and then continued, said the word!” ‘He “F” Diane looked at Ms. Lafayette and replied, sure that I did not hear the word Ms. Lafayette.” “I’m “F”
“Well, you know what?!” she replied. Ms. Lafayette suddenly turned her head and told another student, “Mind your own business.” She then looked back at Aaron and said, “I am going to have to write you up. That is the principal’s rules and you know it, don’t you?” She was distracted in mid-sentence by a few students talking, which made her go ballistic. “Class, hush! You are too loud! Sit down, Andrea! Taylor did you turn in your reflection paper?” “I was telling the class to shut-up,” Taylor responded. “We don’t say the “S” word,” she stated horrified. “You never say shut-up, Ms. Lafayette?” he asked. “No, I never say shut-up, Taylor,” she replied. Taylor had a grin on his face and said, “You just did!” “Oh,” said Ms. Lafayette. Taylor looked at his buddy and stated, “What’s up guy?” He was pleased with himself. And he knew that the teacher had already forgotten about the reflection paper. She began lecturing the class on behavior. The woman went on and on and on and on and on. “Now get out your Math problems,” Ms. Lafayette instructed. Finally, the class was starting. Yes, it was 40 minutes later, but hey, this was a good day. “What Math problems?” said out loud. “The ones that you had for homework,” the teacher said with a “duh” look. “We didn’t have any homework, Ms. Lafayette. Remember, we were on break,” Nicci replied. “Oh, that’s right,” the teacher giggled as she hit her forehead. “You can’t a boy in the back of the room shouted. Ms. Lafayette looked over at another student and asked, “Diane, what did he say?” “I don’t know Ms. Lafayette,” she responded. The teacher leaned in toward and whispered through cupped hands, “I know what he said.” She nodded her head up and down and then continued, ‘He said the “F” word!” Diane looked at Ms. Lafayette and replied, “I’m sure that I did not hear the “F” word Ms. Lafayette.”