punishment

This may be the exact opposite of "effective parenting".  A father of a 6 year old girl was arrested over the weekend after terrorizing his 6 year old by chasing her around the neighborhood in a clown mask.  The Ohio man admitted that he wanted to punish the little girl.

A week ago, a "senior prank" story surfaced from Newschannel 13 involving students at Hoosick Falls High School for a prank that involved silly string, balloons, and cans of tuna fish.  The students faced disciplinary action that could have resulted in loss of National Honors Society accolades and possibly not graduating. The school has since put the punishment to bed, and all's well tha

Kristy Burdick's daughter, a senior at Hoosick Falls High School, has been stripped of her National Honors Society title and now there's some uncertainty whether or not she'll graduate after she was involved in a senior prank.  Mom is outraged.  Does the punishment fit the crime?

A While ago I posted a video about a woman who drove her car on a sidewalk to avoid a stopped school bus.  Well, he punishment is in.

Today on the show we read a story about a woman who got arrested for making her 10 year old son walk to school after he got kicked off the bus for bad behavior for the 5th time. We got talking about how it seems today the kids seem to be a little "soft", that we never would have gotten away with as much as they do.