I live in FL, it sucks hardcore I guess because they always lock our bathroom doors, especially during lunch and before the end of the day bell rings.

=| Man, I wish that dude pissed on her shoes.. of course, that teacher would write him a referral when it technically was not his fault.

That's pretty embarrassing thought, and if she were at least courteous she would tell everybody to not look at him or let him go to the bathroom.

Seriously, I hope the teacher gets into trouble, and I hope a lot of teachers see this article and allow their students to go when they REALLY have to.

I wonder if he were to ask to go outside and blow his nose, would he be allowed to do so.
Oh yeah, if I were the teacher and I saw him "whipping that badboy" out.. I would tell him to stop and go to the bathroom!

Next year, we will be seeing this topic on the AP Language exam.. Usually with exams, they tell the children in advance about the bathroom policy, if not... My school puts two teachers in a room during testing, so if something were to happen, one can go outside and assist, the other one stays to oversee the students.

I feel like 9/11 did not affect those who did not have any ties to it. Like, family members who worked there, or firefighters... stock.. whatever.
Since I moved from ny to out of state (Florida), a lot of them do not understand what the twin towers are, and what happened that day. A lot of them said they were like "okay" when they saw this building just totally explode everywhere..

Downtown Ny is pretty much dead after that attack, so many businesses were lost in that area, or had to close down just because of the twin towers. Consumerism in that area probably went down a little too..