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LynneSin (1000+ posts) Fri Apr-03-09 09:54 AMOriginal message Girl gets suspension for one of those cake knives she used to hand out campaign cake at school When you buy a cake at one of the good bakeries they usually give you a serving 'knife' that is plastic but has serations on the edge - allows you to cut the cake and serve it.http://www.delawareonline.com/article/20090403/NEWS03/9... 5th-grader learns knives aren't OKSchool comes down hard on girl, 11, who brought real thing to share cakeBy JENNIFER PRICE and TERRI SANGINITI • The News Journal • April 3, 2009 Read Comments(89)Recommend (1)Print this page E-mail this article Share Del.icio.usA fifth-grade teacher at Leasure Elementary School used a student's serrated knife Wednesday to cut a vanilla cake with white frosting that the girl brought to share with classmates.After handing out the slices, the teacher promptly turned the girl in for bringing a "deadly weapon" to school, her parents said.Kasia Haughton brought the cake -- and pastry knife -- as part of her campaign to win votes in a class election and instead ended up with a five-day suspension and possible expulsion for violating Christina School District rules that prohibit students from carrying weapons."I understand the world we live in now is crazy, but this isn't Columbine," said 11-year-old Kasia Haughton's father, Brian, of Newark. "This is something that is ballooning into something drastic that it doesn't even have to be."On Thursday, district leaders changed their minds and said Kasia could return to school today.They blamed the suspension on "a technical error" and plan to revoke it._____________________________________Edit note: It wasn't birthday cake. The girl was running for an office at school and brought in cake to celebrate it. I wonder if she got the cake from Bing's in Newark. I'd vote for anyone who brings in Bing's cake.
rateyes (1000+ posts) Fri Apr-03-09 10:06 AMResponse to Original message 17. The teacher was clearly in the wrong, and should be disciplined...however, is anyone disturbed that the student was trying to buy votes with cake?
Why would they....after all they didn't have problems with ACORN buying votes for The Anointed One.
Of course they're not...cake, mortgage payments, free ponies...it's all the same to a DUmmie.