Mr. Kilroy
Art Department

Jan 17 2012

Re: [Spics gonna spic]

Dear [Ms. Illegal Alien Criminal]

[Your daughter, Feral Anchor Baby], has been destroying the classroom environment by distracting others and rule breaking. With socializing and defiance, refusing to sit in her correct seat etc. Last semester also she sat being apathetic etc etc

This senseless apathy is a malignant sore, a cancer on the energy and morale of the whole class. It affects not only your kid but also the whole classroom. I have attempted to help her jumpstart projects on numerous occasions. She has worked at moments and shown that she is capable of tackling the projects and that what holds her back are her own decisions. This is dismal, pathetic, self-absorbed and destructive.

You and your kid are part of a family and you are partly responsible for your kid's behavior. In terms of rule breaking or disturbing behavior in schools your kid does it it because they want to. Its not impulsivity its not a learning disability, its not bad home situation, its not a broken family, its not bad economics or poverty, its not anything else except their decision to do it because they like to indulge themselves. Why do I say this? It's because I've seen parents and kids stop the kid's behavior instantaneously when they want to. You can turn it off, and you can turn it off just like you turn of a lightswitch.I've seen it.

Please do not respond to this letter by staging a conference to come dribble and whine like many do about you or your kid's personal difficulties or your hard life. Or manipulate things with accusations about me. I will ask you to put on paper for the legal record any accusations you make up to defend yourself against facing your family problems. Be prepared to take legal responsibility for your actions. Every day I have kids with far worse situations who are considerate and appreciate the generous opportunity given them at school. What is this selfish indulgence?  Talk to your kid and take action at home to stop these behaviors.

Destroying educational privilege for others by destroying classroom environments at school is a criminal act, that's how I view it, plain and simple.
Would you like it if someone suddenly destroyed that opportunity for a better life here in this country as your kid is destroying that opportunity for other students?
As far as I'm concerned, if you and your kid are not willing to turn off the behaviors of  breaking rules or disturbing the school environment for other students, your kid does not deserve to be here. the more you are breaking rules or disturbing the school environment, believe me;I will be working at having you removed. There are many other appreciative kids waiting to take your child's spot in school.

****POSSIBLE REMOVAL****

If your kid is over 18 or has a previous record an immediate request will be made to legally remove you from the school.
An investigation will be made of your kid's records to the fullest extent of the law.
Any other available legal steps possible will be taken to request that you are
legally removed.
This must be done in a legal and appropriate way and through the correct channels but if it works the end result will be your removal.
If your kid is on Probation their probation officer will be getting a copy of this and the Juvenile court judge will be getting a copy.

Sincerely,

Mr. Kilroy

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