Balancing Personal Safety, Emotional Loss, and Controversial Teaching

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We confront some of the most distressing incidents happening in schools across the country. From a disgruntled ex-husband's unthinkable act at an elementary school, to the heroics of a school bus driver navigating potential disaster -- these are stories that affect us all. We also tackle the alarming low wages of bus drivers and question the accountability of companies like Joy Transport when crisis strikes. 

Then, we turn our attention to the chilling incident in West Columbus, where a man was arrested for bringing weapons to a middle school. We all want to protect our kids, but how do we strike the balance between securing our personal safety and that of our children? We also share our thoughts on a school's attempt to be inclusive by switching from Halloween to fall themed activities, and a notable case involving three century-old students in Iowa. 

In the final leg of our conversation, we spotlight some controversial teacher actions and their impact on our society. Hear the intriguing story of Stanley Zhong, an 18-year-old software engineer at Google, who despite his impressive academic record, was rejected by multiple universities. We also discuss the alarming incident in Texas where a kindergarten teacher resigned after giving melatonin gummies to special education students without parental consent. Lastly, we share a poignant listener's story who lost his brother during the pandemic, reminding us all to cherish our loved ones and learn from loss. Buckle up for a roller-coaster ride of emotions. You won't want to miss it!

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