We all know that school is made for learning and providing us with the essentials for the life that is ahead of us and teaching us what we need to be successful. Another aspect of school, of course, is behavior. When you have a large group of students, there is more of a chance for behavioral problems. When these two aspects are pretty much equaled out, for the most part the school is well off. But when one is looked upon more than another is, things tend to get even more out of hand than they were to begin with.
    While walking towards the cafeteria for the most recent National Honor Society meeting, Kyle Stewart and I were stopped by a certain staff member and accused of going to our cars and skipping. After denying the fact that we were going to our cars, the...