Guess you could say this choir class ended on a sour note.
Criticism by a choir’s soprano section that the alto section was sounding “flat” apparently didn’t sit well with one alto member at a north Fort Worth middle school Wednesday afternoon.
According to a Fort Worth police report, the north Fort Worth seventh-grade girl told the sopranos to “just shut the (expletive) up,” dropping an F-bomb that was not music to the ears of her choir teacher.
The teacher told the student to watch her language because he could issue her an infraction for saying the “F word” in class. The student replied, “Write me up...go for it! I’ll even say it again,” then unleashed a triple F-bomb in which she ended the first expletive with “ity.”
As the teacher began to write the girl up, the student continued to speak out, saying “Just get to writing, Mr....” the report states.
The girl was sent to the principal's office with the infraction, at which time the assistant principal alerted a school security initiative officer. The officer, after learning that the teacher wished to press charges, issued the girl a citation for disorderly conduct language.
-Deanna Boyd


Now that's alittle to much.I work with junior high kids. Times can be very stressful, but cussing come on now is a bit much to press charges.
Posted by: Nicole | March 10, 2011 at 01:51 PM
The student was warned by the teacher and then the student dared the teacher. If the teacher let her get away with it, then she loses authority and control of the class.
The student has no one to blame but herself and has obvious anger issues that she needs to address.
Posted by: Ann Martin | March 10, 2011 at 06:48 PM
It starts at home...children are a direct reflection of their parents...
Posted by: hub | March 11, 2011 at 08:16 AM
The teacher did the right thing. The student needs to be suspended. The teacher need to keep control of a class to teach. Notify the parents of the childs behavior immediatly.
Posted by: Russ | March 14, 2011 at 04:15 PM
Good for the teacher!! My own child hears extreme profanity consistently at his middle school and I have had enough of teachers not doing anything about it. Pressing charges too much? I don't think so. The girl knew exactly what she was doing.
Posted by: jan | March 15, 2011 at 12:03 AM
Hub I disagree. Kids that come from the best family may turn out totaly diffrent from there up bring. Some of this comes from the invirment that these kids are around. Sometime just a whole lot of meaness.
Posted by: F Clark | March 15, 2011 at 10:11 AM