Special ed student pees her pants, gets cited for disorderly conduct

I didn't see this anywhere else, sorry if this is a you_know_what....

DANVILLE, Pa. - A 12-year-old special education student was charged with disorderly conduct after authorities said she deliberately wet her pants at school.

Her mother told the Press Enterprise of Bloomsburg that the girl urinated only because she was frightened by the principal.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16476513/

And get this, the parents can get out of being fined if they make the girl do community service. Ho. Lee. Shee-it.

You know that right now, somewhere in the Danville area, personal injury lawyers are smacking their chops in anticipation of a phone call from the parents.

 

Horrible. Fire whoever busted the kid.

 

Mrs.Expendable works with special ed students and though she's never had to deal with it, herself, she said that sometimes SE students will wet themselves as a protest against something. Sounds to me like this student has done this to get out of something before, be it punishment or work. Based on what we know, I'm going to have to trust the school on this one for now.

 

From the related stories on the right side is this gem...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16303257/

 

You ain't cool unless you pee in your pants ...

 

I don't understand the original story. Why would a student be ordered by teachers to go wash pots and pans after a "holiday dinner?"

Is she a student or a servant?

 

Maybe others were cleaning up by picking up trash, washing pots, etc. If they were all cleaning up then I don't see her cleaning pots as a big deal.





If peeing your pants is cool, consider me Miles Davis.

 

There's the visual accompaniment that the original link was lacking. Ahh, high school hijinks.

 

OHHHH!

That is the grossest thing I have ever heard in my life!! Let's go!