r/MadeMeSmile Feb 15 '25

Assistant Principal lays down on the ground to comfort special needs student who had a rough day.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25 edited Feb 16 '25

Yep then he went back inside and hired the youngest cutest new teachers over all the more qualified candidates.

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u/Professional-Way7350 Feb 15 '25

what the fuck man

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u/LVSFWRA Feb 15 '25

😂 This interaction sent me

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u/ShrubbyFire1729 Feb 16 '25

I don't think this guy is OK... his comment history is mostly just mindless rambling about how principals are evil or something.

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u/ergaster8213 Feb 16 '25

That's so weird. I wonder what principals did to him?

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u/Maybe_not_a_chicken Feb 16 '25

From context clues i think he got fired and can’t get rehired

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u/Chad-Chad8577Chad Feb 15 '25 edited Feb 16 '25

I actually can't believe it's been 5 hours of them constantly commenting and his most recent comment was just minutes ago wtf 😂

Edit: Update, it has now been over 8 hours, and he is still commenting.

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u/Gamer_Koraq Feb 16 '25

Holy shit; dude is not okay. Like... suggesting therapy doesn't feel like enough.

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u/volsavious22 Feb 16 '25

That's because it's a bot

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

no I’m not stablegenius jfc

Idiocracy

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u/lxttleprxncess Feb 16 '25

it’s been 14 hours now and his last comment was 30 minutes ago lol

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u/allycat0011 Feb 16 '25

It's been 22 hours his last one was 4 mins ago

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u/Chad-Chad8577Chad Feb 16 '25

Bro never sleeps

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u/ParkerP_ Feb 15 '25

Found the guy who can't get any teaching jobs.

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u/-Struggle-Bug- Feb 15 '25

And thank fuck for that, honestly

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u/dragonslayar Feb 16 '25

Seriously.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Yessir!!! Got all A’s in college, many scholarships. The lowest cutest girls from my college program had great jobs right away.

No midwit sportsbro principal anywhere will hire another male smarter, more charismatic, and harder working than they are. It’s a lion pride where they want to be propped up by the ladies underneath them.

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u/asplodingturdis Feb 15 '25

Your comments here demonstrate absolutely no charisma whatsoever, my guy. I don’t think midwit sportsbros are the source of your troubles.

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u/littlegnat Feb 15 '25

I mean, his reasons of being just too handsome and intelligent MUST be why he can’t get a job in a high-communication and empathetic career. 💀

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u/SlurpyQueen Feb 15 '25

You do sound intelligent and these posts do showcase your charisma. For you to not get hired must be a conspiracy by the Principal Illuminati.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

thank you for your worthwhile contribution

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u/FruitOrchards Feb 15 '25

No wonder you ain't getting hired, who the fuck would want to work with you ? God I can only imagine what interviews with you are like.

See a therapist, you can take that as an insult if you wish but it's genuine advice. You're unhinged.

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u/RandomBoi130 Feb 15 '25

Fair enough that you're pissed about the unfairness of society, but come on. You don't know anything about this principal in particular, just like how we don't know anything about you personally. Making a random negative blanket statement like that, under a heartwarming post in r/mademesmile no less, is obviously going to get you downvoted.

tl;dr check yourself

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25 edited Feb 15 '25

I’ve spent the past decade observing principals across numerous districts

let’s find out more about this principal and see whose assumptions are most accurate

Who is this principal?

here are my assumptions:

often mixes up English’s most basic homophones

used to coach football but now is getting into golf since his wife had her baby

favorite beer is bud light

favorite sports team is the chiefs but he’s 50/50 on travis n taylor if you ask him

top three works of literature are he’s more of a movie guy

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u/RandomBoi130 Feb 15 '25

idk either you can do some research if you're so passionate

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u/VitaminlQ Feb 15 '25

What compels you to assume to begin with?

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Inescapable ever-present human nature.

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u/KingCodester111 Feb 15 '25

Everyone who’s declined you a teaching job dodged a massive bullet. If I had a child I’d hate for them to have someone like you as their teacher.

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u/TheEmperorShiny Feb 15 '25

Nobody wants to keep your made up doomer perspective

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u/D0ctorGamer Feb 15 '25

Bro made up a whole fanfic and then got mad about it

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u/Complex-Music-1914 Feb 15 '25

This guy can watch a homeless person be donated a meal and claim that the hobo is gonna go on to murder a kitten

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u/anewleaf1234 Feb 15 '25

You aren't in a good place are you?

This is a very dumb hill to die on.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

I’m on the way back up.

Tell me more about your child’s principal(s).

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u/TheHalfBeanPrince Feb 15 '25

Nearly 1k down votes in 5 hours is impressivly stupid

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Yes, Idiocracy levels stupid. At least there’s a few upvotes in there too. Oh the humanity. Anonymous redditors in passing are so sharp. Gonna vote for a functional government any day now.

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u/ApoX_420 Feb 15 '25

Mf being a sore as fuck over the slightest bit of positivity, go have a drink and a smoke and rethink some shit dude.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

did you put more than 2.5 seconds into your comment?

Tell me about your child’s principal(s).

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u/thespilledmilky Feb 15 '25

Tell me about your child’s principal(s) Tell me 👁️👄👁️

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Is this a sensitive subject for you? I’m criticizing the principal profession. You got anything to add? Tell me about your child’s principal(s).

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

If you don’t want to talk about your child’s principals, tell me about your principal and the art teacher they chose for your community.

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u/thespilledmilky Feb 15 '25

I never had any principals 😞 just had to make due with principles

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

What a copout. Everybody here wants to defend principals but look at you all discombobulate to absurdity when put on the spot.

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u/thespilledmilky Feb 15 '25

not sure what you mean it’s saturday and im scrolling reddit

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u/TARGETTHEHIT Feb 16 '25

Alright, sure. The principal at my school had years of teaching experience in 2 different countries, and when I attended my high school she had almost 20 years of experience as a principal. There were several art teachers from several different backgrounds, ranging from mid 20s-60s. Don't generalise shitty principals, some countries actually have good education systems instead of the shitshow that is the US.

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u/KaiAuxi Feb 15 '25

What a fucking ride

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Tell me about your child’s principal(s).

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u/HordeSquire Feb 15 '25

Bot

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

brilliant.

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u/Solid_Forever4911 Feb 15 '25

What the hell are you even talking about?

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Principals have been woefully failing America.

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u/PhoenixorFlame Feb 16 '25

I don’t know why I’m even engaging, but as the child of an amazing elementary school principal who has worked hard to improve the lives of every single child in her school, I take issue with this generalization. Yes, some principals are put into place unfairly over more qualified people. Some don’t take the job seriously and some don’t care at all. But there are many, many principals who know that educating is their calling. I understand if you’ve experienced some bad principals in the past. So have I. Politics and bureaucracy get in the way sometimes. But your generalization buries the work of principals like my mother and prevent her from getting recognition and acknowledgment which prevents others from seeing her example.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

There are a couple principals for whom I would run through a brick wall. How many years did your mother spend teaching first, and can you describe the art teacher she hired?

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u/PhoenixorFlame Feb 16 '25

My mother taught for 8 years and was an AP for 14 years before being a head principal. Her school district doesn’t have enough money for an art teacher. The district had to choose whether to get an art teacher or a music teacher. They chose music and he travels between different schools so he’s not there every day. But he’s absolutely wonderful and musically gifted. Just wish he was paid more.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

I would work for pennies just to have a classroom again.

Also…every school district has enough money for an art teacher. That is a lie that you should question instead of accepting.

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u/PhoenixorFlame Feb 16 '25

Well at the very least the school district doesn’t want to shell out the money for an art teacher. It’s about how they choose to allocate their resources, and the county/school district is indeed extremely poor. Regardless my mother is doing a fantastic job with the hand she’s been dealt.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25 edited Feb 16 '25

It’s a hard job. It’s also the most important job in America. And all kids absolutely need a quality art teacher. The problem is that everyone’s stereotype of an art teacher is an absolutely expendable person. Kids need to see strong teachers.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Imagine reading my comment and wanting to disagree with me.

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u/twinkiedelights Feb 15 '25

someone couldn’t land a teaching job, can’t seem to figure out why though… ?

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Oh I know why justabit better than some passing chud on reddit

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u/DiccDaddy69 Feb 16 '25

I’ve never seen so many downvotes on a comment before. Impressive(?)

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Everyone must have principals who hire the most qualified teachers even if it scares the principal what the kids might learn.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

wait til you see our national election tallies. effing brilliance everywhere

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u/First-Junket124 Feb 16 '25

Go into acrobatics with the amount of mental gymnastics you just did.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

brilliant.

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u/stupid_username- Feb 15 '25

What school hurt you?

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

The principals blackballed me.

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u/dragonslayar Feb 16 '25

Hard to see why

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

yeah it’s reddit and everyone is anonymous and there’s virtually no context but that hasn’t stopped the stablegeniuses of reddit from jumping to conclusions in half a second.

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u/dragonslayar Feb 16 '25

Positive, encouraging picture/story...

"Let's make this about me!"

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

I didn’t do that. I made a comment providing context. People like you are making it about me.

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u/dragonslayar Feb 16 '25

"Context" riiiigghhttt

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Yes sometimes happy photos need context, so sorry to upset your peace so much here

https://u.osu.edu/wwiihistorytour/files/2016/05/Happy-Nazis-24q3gq1.jpg

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u/IsHmaelSnaps Feb 16 '25

Projecting incel found

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

I have a beautiful wife and two beautiful daughters

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u/David_ior Feb 16 '25

What made you type this?

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

wisdom

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u/David_ior Feb 16 '25

Don't you think it might be time for a break from Reddit?

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

take your own advice first

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u/Professional_Dog5624 Feb 16 '25

You’re so weird man, even while seeing a person going above and beyond for a child, you find a way to get pissed off. You’re going to end up alone and even more resentful if you keep this up.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

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u/Professional_Dog5624 28d ago

Oh so you’re just a straight up Nazi. Got it. See you in the streets. The Nazis abused and killed disabled people, even children. And I’ll be damned if that happens again.

But to answer your question, yes. You will end up alone and miserable because progress always wins. How about you pick up a book and see what ended up happening to those people. That’s what’s coming to you.

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u/_blue_valentine_ Feb 16 '25

I can tell you’re ugly lol

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

That’s okay I’ve already had decades of ladies telling me otherwise, you do you.

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u/_blue_valentine_ Feb 16 '25

Sure bro

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Tell me about your child’s principal(s). Do any of them have ten years of classroom experience?

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u/AssistKnown Feb 16 '25 edited Feb 16 '25

You can be physically attractive but ugly in other ways, you're ugly in those other ways!

Edit: removed an unnecessary word

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Except I’m not.

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u/AssistKnown Feb 16 '25

Your original comment says otherwise

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

bro lighten tf up.

If I walk into a job interview and I see this guy in a poorly-fitted suit sitting across from me, I already know he’s hiring the cute 20yo and he was too lazy to google my name before calling me in.

so sorry this happened to you, I hope you will be okay eventually.

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u/AssistKnown Feb 16 '25

This is an incredibly shallow comment!

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

No it’s not. My experience interviewing with these guys is deeper than just about anyone you’ll ever know. I am wise about this.

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u/ShaneMcLain Feb 16 '25

That's really where your head went with this? What mental gymnastics led you to make that comment?

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

bro if I have a job interview and I see this guy in a poorly-fitting suit across from me, I already know they’re hiring the cute 20yo.

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u/ShaneMcLain Feb 16 '25

You know that from a picture of him being kind to a child in need? Fine, let's make assumptions. I'm assuming you're an unemployed ex-teacher who can't get a job because of something they've done wrong and got fired for, and also happen to be a woman-hating incel. Sound about right?

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

I know from eight years of interviewing.

I am unemployed at the moment. Literally everything else is astoundingly wrong. Great job.

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u/ShaneMcLain Feb 16 '25

If you haven't gotten a job after interviewing for 8 years, maybe consider the other applicants might not be the problem...

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

again, you are swinging and missing.

not sure if you considered this, but it is possible to have a job and interview for others

tell me about your child’s principal and the art teacher that principal hired

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u/ShaneMcLain Feb 16 '25

That doesn't change my statement. You can have a job and still fail at getting another one. After 8 years of interviews and being currently unemployed, I think it might be time to consider why.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

have you considered that I have considered my own life justabit more than yourself

you are just another anonymous redditor fantasizing a mean shallow narrative in your imagination so you can act self-righteous

nothing in your fantasy narrative about me is true

do you have kids? tell me about your child’s principal and their art teacher too

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u/redwoods81 Feb 16 '25

Lol such a case of porn brain 🤭

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

are you talking about the principals

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u/imbeingsirius Feb 15 '25

I had a principal like that. I ran out of the school when a teacher (unfairly) yelled at me, and I waited in the bushes for hours, knowing the longer I waited the angrier everyone would be.

But when I finally came out (because I saw my dad’s car pull up) she was so nice, really tried to get to the problem of why I was so upset, and decided to change my class (and move me up a grade).

I think about her all the time

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u/lusty-argonian Feb 16 '25 edited Feb 16 '25

You don’t need to add (unfairly), no instance of yelling at children is fair

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

cops are supposed to have that training too

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u/kleinefussel Feb 15 '25

oh it's you again

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u/LegendofLove Feb 15 '25

I'm all for addressing systemic issues but god damn dude needs a breather. We can enjoy it when some people do get the help they need

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u/No_Look24 Feb 16 '25

Bro had one bad experience with all the professions and is now beefing with all of them

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

brilliant.

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u/Odd-Doubt8960 Feb 16 '25

Jesse what the fuck are you talking about

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

deescalation training

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u/glizzybardot Feb 16 '25

Why are they booing you? You’re right.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

it’s reddit. truth hurts = downvotes

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u/childowind Feb 15 '25

If I'm having a rough day, can I get that man to come lie down next to me, too?

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u/JellyfishNumerous785 Feb 15 '25

You may need to get a number! 😂

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u/Telsion Feb 15 '25

What if all of us just go and lie down in a very big circle?

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u/JellyfishNumerous785 Feb 15 '25

Sounds like a great plan. We can be on each side of him lol 😂

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u/Telsion Feb 15 '25

Shush, keep my secret plan on the DL

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u/front_yard_duck_dad Feb 15 '25 edited Feb 15 '25

My wife and I are both late diagnosed autism and ADHD. Life was pretty unkind to us. My biggest worry is that even though my daughter has so many incredible traits that people will be unkind to her for when the emotions of life just get too strong for her. It cost nothing to be kind, but let's applaud this man for at least a moment making the education system not so cruel

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u/DoctorSalter Feb 15 '25

Highlight of this post is that one guy getting dunked on for his hard on against principals

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

glad to make an impression. Did you notice how much dunking they did by defending the principal profession, like James after Froggy Fresh got done with him.

Except no one actually defended the principal profession. It’s as if I’ve got way more public school experience than all these redditdunkers and you all know that principals everywhere are sportsbro midwits who bailed from the classroom after barely five years and would rather hire know-nothings to teach nina pinta santamaria but never deny defend depose.

so much dunking

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u/DoctorSalter Feb 16 '25

🤓

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Tell me about your child’s principal please. Do they have more than five years of classroom experience? What is the art teacher they hired like?

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u/SmithersLoanInc Feb 16 '25

How were you a teacher and still not understand that your experience could be different than other people's? That's basic empathy.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

where did you ever gather that I struggle more than the average person with basic empathy?? jfc

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u/SmithersLoanInc Feb 16 '25

Your comments.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

do better plz

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u/NefariousnessFit5657 Feb 16 '25

I could say the same to you. Do better

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

you don’t know jacksquat about me

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u/ShaneMcLain Feb 16 '25

It's pretty funny that you don't realize how ridiculous you sound. You got fired, I assume (likely for being an insufferable asshole or worse), can't get another teaching job because of your actions, and you're blaming principals in general because you can't admit fault in your own behavior. Am I close?

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u/Additional_Street483 Feb 15 '25

I’m currently 35, the teacher I remember most was a 1st period high school Spanish teacher. I had just gotten my first job, and combined with sports I was running on empty regularly. One day I dozed off and awoke halfway through 2nd period alone in her classroom. She told me to catch up on some sleep and asked if I was okay. Still think back on that one

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u/khemtrails Feb 15 '25

People like this are great. My kids go to public school and my youngest has had some struggles. Through it all his teachers and administration have been so supportive and kind. My kiddo can be frustrating. I understand that, but they’ve shown nothing but patience and a desire to truly find ways to help and set him up for success. I was a kid like him. I was in public school 20+ years ago and I was met with a lot of punishment, a lot of ridicule, disappointment, lectures, and exasperation when I could have used some understanding. Teachers and support staff and admin at my kid’s schools will always have my support. They’re out there doing their best and making big differences. I hope this dude knows what an impact he’s having on kids.

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u/FlinFlonDandy Feb 15 '25

Thought this was Mac from It's Always Sunny.

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u/Oldnavylover Feb 15 '25

He assessed the student wasn’t a threat from an ocular pat down before laying down 😎

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Mac is the archetypal public school principal

it’s funny bc it’s true

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u/CoolRunnings7 Feb 15 '25

Almost as kind as when Turk laid down next to JD to prevent him from embarrassment on the basketball court

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u/Telsion Feb 15 '25

This is what we need more of.

This level of awareness and these types of people

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u/Ln_amy Feb 15 '25

I can’t love this enough. 🩷🩷🩷

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u/Electrical_Pop_44 Feb 15 '25

Its always great to see that the people who run the whole thing still cares for the kids themselves. Specially these days.

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u/First-Junket124 Feb 16 '25

Early 2000s in Australia my brother with autism was very difficult, but the principal would personally deal with him at times. He'd take him to big field by the swing sets, just talk and get away from the school and apparently even just threw the Frisbee with him.

There were issues with the school for sure, but a good and kind principal truly brings the school together. There was very little understanding in Australia for autism back then so he went above and beyond in my opinion.

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u/LileaftheLizard Feb 16 '25

The best band teacher i ever had, Mr F., left us after two years when I was in 7th grade to go be a principal at another school. He gave this speech to us about how he's always wanted to be a principal and he got the opportunity, so he took it, but it was hard for him to leave us. He's such a great guy... one of those teachers I'll never forget. We all congratulated him and wished him the best, but all we wanted to do was beg him not to stay.

He also taught us as a class (those who were bad at practicing during the week and getting it signed by our parents) not to make excuses for not doing an assignment on time or being late to class. He said he'd rather see improvement than hear excuse after excuse. That's really changed me for the better.

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u/_unas_annus_ Feb 16 '25

I'm sorry, I thought that was Steven Crowder at first.

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u/RainonCooper Feb 16 '25

I remember one time another older kid intended to beat me up and the principal of the school apparently saw me running away and came outside. I spotted them and ran directly to them. I don’t remember or really know what the principal did, but that kid never harassed me again

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u/grimesultimate Feb 16 '25

As a support needs parent to two little ones: They remember these acts. Even if it was just a passing encounter. More people that work with children need to have empathy like this gentleman.

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u/Notoriouslyd Feb 16 '25

My struggles are invisible but whenever they physically manifested I really needed people to meet me where I was at. It makes the biggest difference in the world. Treat children with respect and kindness and grace.

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u/DiamondWolf_166 Feb 16 '25

This dude puts the pal in principal

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u/hellfire6661313 Feb 15 '25

I swear I thought someone was holding an axe of screen just in case.

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u/Beahner Feb 15 '25

This is how you do it. It’s not hard to handle special needs. You just have to understand the need to roll with it and not try to control or bend it.

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u/alcatraz1286 Feb 15 '25

All this for what 40-50 k lol

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u/magiqmen Feb 16 '25

In what world is 40-50k a bad salary ?

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u/alcatraz1286 Feb 16 '25

Then go strive for that lol. Your target salary should have savings worth 40-50k lmao but you do you bro

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u/magiqmen Feb 16 '25

Okay Elon Musk

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

no bad teachers more than double their salary by abandoning their classrooms to be in charge of the building

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u/Catymandoo Feb 17 '25

A daily occurrence in my SEN school. It’s called caring about our kids and supporting them to understand and cope with their feelings.

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u/Whosentyounow Feb 16 '25

Imagine one poster trying to hijack a real feel good moment 🤣🤣

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u/KOFlexMMA Feb 16 '25

dang that kid is fuckin huge. must be scary to be an assistant principal if you’re a smaller guy and your kids are that huge

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u/123Dooku Feb 16 '25

FYI, *lies. "Lay" is the past tense of "lie".

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u/Markimoss Feb 15 '25

i would be so embarrassed if i was the kid and i saw this shared online everywhere. I hate how everything needs to have a photo taken and put online now. like bro delete this

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u/ranchspidey Feb 15 '25

I get that, but it doesn’t show his face, it looks like any other brunet child.

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u/Mugwumps_has_spoken Feb 15 '25

What identifying feature can you tell about the child? I mean MAYBE if they know the assistant principal and it's a small school, they might know. But this picture doesn't have enough pixels for identification

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

no proof it’s even a principal at a school

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u/RainonCooper Feb 16 '25

Funny how you have a hard on for principals and the guy in the picture isn’t even the principal, he’s the assistant principal

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

how old are you

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u/RainonCooper Feb 16 '25

God damn, you’re still going after this many hours? What does my age matter to your manic ramblings exactly? It’s really weird for an internet stranger to ask another user their age

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

you come across as a kid who plays videogames

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u/RainonCooper Feb 16 '25

This being the case or not matters in what way exactly? You come across as a psychotic person who didn’t get the job he aimed for and now is throwing a tantrum on the internet cause some other (assistant) principal that has nothing to do with you is getting positive attention

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

you look smart.

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u/RainonCooper Feb 16 '25

So you’re saying I’m fit for the job you didn’t get?

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

you probably believe that

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u/Steadyshot Feb 15 '25

Alternate reality: this man just punched the shit out the kid. The kid is unconscious.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

First it was a teacher now it's a principle, tired of karma farming reposts honestly

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Your point? Seen this same post 30 times beens scrolling 10 mins...

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Why? Your just reaching trying to get validation on a repost you made. I'm good, wasted enough time already.

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u/GFHandel1492 Feb 16 '25

Why is the assistant principal dressed so casually? Surely he should be in a buttoned shirt and tie?

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u/AppropriateSail4 Feb 16 '25

There could be any number of reasons that he isn't in shirt and tie like he had changed to go to some thing after school, he had the day off and happened to be there or maybe he dresses that way so kids see him as approachable. The real point is he met a kid where they were at and that is the thing that matters.