In Jr. High. A friend of mine died from cancer. The day before the funeral the school announced that we were not allowed to go. Ths kid knew maybe 20 of the kids at the school because he was allways ill from the chemo and radiation. The day of the funeral 200 of the students walked out of school without a word and went to the service. Never been so proud of a bunch of kids before or since.
Cancelling classes like auto shop and wood shop. Great idea! Those are like the only classes today that can introduce students into a skilled, high paying trade where they won't be saddled with decades of student loan payments.
I feel you, I found out that my high school got rid of culinary classes because the teacher ordered to many expensive ingredients and that they never had wood shop. But we do have wielding classes so I guess there’s that
Canceling those classes is even worse because a good chunk of those fields are going to retire soon so there’s going to be a major shortage of plumbers and electricians
Eh, it all depends. My dad was a mechanic for most of his life, and only switched over to being a math professor a bit after I was born. He said it's nice while it lasts, but eventually your body starts to age and turn on you, so he's making me go to college instead of trades. However, removing those as a option completely is a stupid move.
A group of guys bashed someone’s head in with a pipe. Because the gf of one of the guys cheating on him with the victim. The nurse didn’t immediately call for an ambulance and the guy ended up in a coma and on life support. They eventually pulled the plug after a few months. There was also a 200+ person riot that started with a guy drop kicking a girl in the face.
@@dre0485 it’s been 14 years so I don’t remember much of the details. Just that it was an argument between three groups of people and that’s how the fighting started
In 2004 my highschool attempted a senior prank. so what happened was some students bought a ton of plastic forks and knives and stuck them all over the property of the school. unfortunatly they would have gotten away with it if they hadent screached their tires on the way out. a cop saw them and the only thing they were told to do was remove all of the forks and knives by dawn. it had taken them all night to do this. this incident actually made its way to MTV known as the forking incident of North penn high school
One of the 5th graders in my elementary school committed suicide. I was about 8, so I knew what had happened, but I did not know him. Apparently he was bullied so badly that he felt the need to get out. The bullies got no punishment. Surprise surprise
That's why I fucking hate teachers these days; they don't do anything to stop bullying and yet wonder why someone either takes their own life or even shoots up a school...
My daughter's high school used to celebrate "Squirrel Day" in remembrance of the selfless squirrel that sacrificed its life by shorting out the school's electric transformer, thus giving the kids a day off. Sadly, the tradition has not continued.
We had that happen in my neighborhood growing up with a power line. The squirrel was still smoking when I found it. It was one of the funniest things I've ever seen.
1:51 oh my god that’s hilarious. Imagine thinking you’ve been tasked to hunt down a tiger, you find it, aim, and a small cat just comes waddling out of the bushes and nuzzles you. That’s just tge funniest scenario I could think of
What didn't happen at my school...? Two teachers assaulted a total of 6~9 14-16 yr old girls. A pastor who frequented our high school was found to have repeatedly assaulted an at the time 15 boy for 4 years. A kid died in the pool from an unknown heart condition. A boy fingered his girl friend during an assembly (and everyone could smell it.) Some girls stuffed towels and dried corn in a 3rd floor toilet that it flooded the second floor computer lab and server center. The gym roof collapsed under the weight of snow and ice over New Years break. All but 2 Asian girls were married with children by the time we graduated and one of those 2 was publicly disowned by her parents for refusing to marry the 28 yr old they'd chosen our junior year.
@@the1touch. This was high school and I technically 'graduated' a year early. (I finished graduation requirements by the end if my junior year and went to a community college for my final year.)
Long after I graduated, a 26-year old guy attended my high school, impersonating a female. He even made the cheer squad, dressed in the girls locker room, etc. He attended school there for almost a month before he was discovered. Doesn't really say much about the appearance of girls that attended my school.
In middle school we had lunch announcements and during Halloween announcements a student in a banana outfit was chased by a gorilla (another student obviously) and a "zookeeper" all around the lunchroom and then being chased by the supervisors. I think they got suspended if I remember correctly.
@@lego007guym8 was bout to say the same thing lol. I did something similar with my buddies last day of hs. Me and my best friend dressed up as Mario and Luigi and chased around one of our other friends who was in a bowzer costume throughout the whole school. He had my girlfriend on his back. Admins were chasing and yelling at us the whole time for about 30 minutes before we ran out the front door. Climbed through the window and back into our class and they never found out. Best day of hs ever
Didn’t happen at the school, but after a party a classmate of mine got his head ran over in his own driveway by his childhood best friend in front of his parents; he didn’t survive. We’re a small town so almost everyone knew him, it was a huge deal and the school just felt off for the rest of the year. The best friend didn’t show back up until months later.
I fainted during choir class in 5th grade and face planted off the third riser. For a very brief time I was a little famous, though never popular. Then I got upstaged by a girl who broke her neck on the swings next year. Thankfully she survived, but I don’t remember her actually coming back to school. In 7th grade there was a bit of a commotion when it came out that a student was having suicidal thoughts. Almost the whole grade supported him and gave him encouragement, even people who hadn’t been particularly pleasant towards him in the past, and filled his locker with kind notes. It was me and it majorly turned my life around. When it happened, everyone wanted to make sure I was okay so they started paying a bit more attention to me and spending more time with me, and as a side effect they all realized I wasn’t quite as weird as I seemed. I started to feel like I had friends and the suicidal thoughts very quickly went away, and I haven’t struggled with depression again since. Turns out, just about all the kids in my grade level, even the ones I thought were mean because they used to make fun of me, were good people and very supportive. I ended middle school on good terms with everyone.
During class, the whole school was called to the gym for an emergency assembly. Half of the students were told not to bring their things, as the teachers thought it would be quick and classes would resume shortly. We were informed of a "suspicious package" that had been left on the road outside, and that the bomb squad had been called, but they would take a few hours to arrive because they were in a different city at the time. We were told that there would be no going back to the main part of the school, and that we were all to leave immediately. We all start frantically looking for siblings and piling into whoever's car that lives nearby, because half of us don't have our keys. I personally was piled into a neighbor's minivan with about 9 other kids. We get back to school and word starts going around about the actual contents of the package... meat. We were all sent home in a panic because some dude thought it would be cool to throw a box of old rotten meat out into the middle of the street instead of into the trash.
It was approaching 'common' to where someone would call in a bomb threat to a specific building (various buildings) on the college campus. I put two and two together, and realized that in a very competitive school, kids who aren't ready for test days will call in a bomb threat to cancel classes in whatever building they had the test. One of the last times, for me, they told us we could leave the building or stay. Out of about 100 students, I was the only male who chose to stay. Around me, encircling me, were the nine females who sat around me who stuck with me (I guess feeling safe with me there? It was an interesting observation at the time). The professor then carried on her 1-hour lesson for the day with only we ten out of her 100 (very possibly more, it was a huge regular classroom) students.
@@elizabethbennet4791 it was a sealed box that nobody knew the origins of. I guess protocol meant that it was supposed to be treated as if it was a bomb, because nobody knew what was on the inside.
In middle school, it was a diabetic teacher whose blood sugar dropping dangerously low, was giving a cupcake to bring it back up, only for it to rise too high and killed her. In high school, we came back from the weekend with every building covered in graffiti, with a word that was a portamento of the word "fun" and the name of the school. From what I understand, nobody knows who did it.
1. There was a double stabbing at one of the highschools i went to, while i was attending there (i went to 4 different highschools. This was the 3rd one that I attended, on my birthday, on my first day there). I had only been attending for 1wk at that point. The actual stabbing was outside, but one of the kids was a student at the actual school. Whole school went into lockdown, they sent in a SWAT team. Surrounded the school while armed SWAT went down the halls and searched every single room. This was on my bday. I got home 2hrs later than usual. My mother was terrified because the parents weren't even notified. The crazy thing is that one of the guys that was stabbed ended up walking about an hour south til he reached a veterinary clinic he had an interview at for a co-op placement. He completed his interview, then asked for them to call him an ambulance and revealed that he had been stabbed. My bestie and i were actually interviewed and on the news that day. I still have the footage. It was a crazy day. There were many other bad, big incidents at that school, but this was def the biggest one. 2. There was a murder while i was attending the 1st highschool i went to. The girl was in gr. 9 (this was when i was already in gr. 11). It was the first homicide of the year (New Years had just passed not too long ago). We'll call the victim Emily. Emily was friends with this guy that had a particularly insecure girlfriend (we'll call the psycho Jennifer). Jennifer would frequently threaten any female that talked to her boyfriend (we'll call him Mike). Jennifer ended up convincing Mike that in order to prove to her that he loved her and was not cheating on her, he should kill Emily. Mike ended up phoning Emily and luring her outside. He then proceeded to stab her to death. She died in a snowbank across the street from her house. Her father was a cop. Jennifer had also been threatening one of my besties at the time, so in retrospect I'm so thankful that my bestie did not get hurt. Her threats really could have actually become reality for my friend, too. The school was in such a sad, depressed state for months after that. They offered counselling sessions at any time anyone needed, and you would be allowed to leave the class to go attend a session. They painted a mural of Emily on one of the walls in the school that was beautifully done.
OML WTF I THOUGHT SOMEONE KNOCKING A TOOTH OUT WITH A ICE BALL WAS BAD-😭 (I'm in Y7 and I haven't seen much happen, I'm actually rlly sorry for what happened)
Italian guy here. On my third high school year someone managed to lockpick the chain that secured the principal's motorbike, carried the bike to the last floor, and dropped it into the courtyard (5 stories drop). At the beginning of my fourth year, a huge hornet hive was found in the men's bathroom of the top floor, city autorities were called but nobody was sent for at least three months. All we could do was close that bathroom and put a sign on the door. Eventually, a guy in my class got stung and found out he was allergic, anaphylactic shock (he didn't suffer long-term consequences, but that was real scary nonetheless). Obviously, the very next day the city sent people to eradicate the hive. I don't remember when it happened, but one winter there was a lot of snow and people were having snowball fights in the courtyard; some a**hole hid rocks into his snowballs and started throwing those. Broke a girl's nose and hurt at least two other people.
An armed man came onto my grade school grounds once. That was the first lockdown that wasn't a drill. I also saw a strange man in the girls bathroom once who told me to leave and not look at him in an aggressive tone of voice. My teacher didn't believe me. A year or two later, very oddly dressed officials call me over at recess to ask me what that man I had saw in the bathroom two years prior looked like. The more I think about it, the more unnerved I am about who that man could've been.
Some students at my high school essentially threw a riot when the pep rally was cancelled. They pulled the fire alarm, vandalized the school to a small degree and taped doodles with death threats to the principal. Dunno what their punishments were but I'm pretty sure some (if not many, if not all) the students involved got detention at the best and expulsion at worst.
My old school had a whole thing where one girl catfished hundreds of students in school using her "best friends" identity. This girl actually didn't even know until she started to recieve death threats from other students. The girl doing it, she kept going knowing her friend was being threatened, and harrassed. At some point cops finally figured out who was doing it. She was arrested. Her passport taken, and she has to sever several years of community service. I had graduated already at this time, but it was all over town. Some say she went as far to threaten and kill several students which caused the friend to be questioned by cops as it was believed it was her in the account.
Not my story but a friends. Her classmate died of an asthma attack(she was only about 8 or 9) over the pandemic. The girl who died had been really close to my friend and it kinda just shook her up. She didn’t get to go to the funeral I don’t think but she was really shocked about it for a while.
I still remember driving on the turnpike when unmarked dark mid-sized SUV's passed us all - the turnpike is easily an 80 MPH road for regular traffic - on the left-hand shoulder. They were on their way to Stoneman Douglass in Parkland due to the shootings.
In my freshman year of high school,a kid peed in a bottle at lunch...and drank it....because he lost a bet....and then he threw up Edit:My friends and I got front row seats since we were sitting at the table next to what was happening
Here is the story how I heard it: So my school was a dump. Originally built in the 30s for 60 students, it had been built onto over the years almost haphazardly to house 1500 students - we had 1800 students. To give you an idea of how much this place was falling apart, there were places we were scared to walk because the ceiling tiles were rotting and would sometimes fall on you. Everyone knew this place needed to be rebuilt, but despite multiple requests over the years, we were denied due to lack of funds. This is where it gets interesting: supposedly, district officials had been taking annual trips to tour schools overseas, despite supposed lack of funds. My principal, not happy with this, confronted said officials aboutbwhat was going on. She lost her job. The good news is, whether that is the whole story or not, we did end up getting our school rebuilt.
why dont these ppl just go above the heads of thsoe officials? they always do this and the result is so predctable lol. its like watching a horror movie where the son to be victim is opening the door when everyone in the theater all yells DONT OPEN THE DOOR like wtf ppl get a brain
That school with the STD outbreak is Sun Prairie. Man that bring back memories on how bad it was there. And I lived an hour away. Heard so many horror stories.
I have been out of high school for about 5 years now but a former coach at my high school was recently arrested on ~65 counts related to having an inappropriate relationship with a 16 year old student. I was kinda surprised as he was a pretty cool guy when I was in high school.
3 deaths within the time I've been in my school so far. The first one happened in 2nd - 3rd grade, my friend Allie died of brain cancer. Around 6th grade a girl committed suicide in the girls bathroom by hanging herself using her sweater. This year a girl was in a car with 2 guys and she " fell out " and died on the road from impact. I heard they may have intended to kill her but idk yet.
There was even a death nearby the school a tad more recently than the rest. My older brother's friend had a sister who died in a car crash on a road near the school, though she didnt go to it. We have lots of death around here, it seems.
My sophomore year of high school a couple of bullies pushed someone around to much and after a couple of minutes the courtyard of the school turned into an all out brawl between the bullies and their victims. There were a few injuries but I remember one kid had his nose broken, another had broken 3 of his fingers and a third had gotten bit I don't know where but those where the only injuries I heard about. EMTs had shown up to see how bad these kids fucked each other up. As far as I know no one was seriously injured but they were all expelled/suspended
The classic "I'm blowing up the school" message in the boy's bathroom. By the time we were back from the church my lunch was all warm and weird because it was left open
Man my highschool was so tame by comparison. Except that for the 4 years I went there 4 students died. 3 were the result of 3 separate car accidents and the fourth was due to a drug overdose.
True pain is when you _are_ the incident... Edit: to clarify, I was the incident at my old school. I was raped on campus. At the school I’m currently at though, they took the stalls out of the men’s bathrooms (for unknown reasons) but left the toilets behind, and lo and behold a freshman took a shit in front of literally everyone else in the bathroom.
6:11 Similar event happened at my school in 6th grade, everyone started getting too rowdy and excited and started rioting. They gathered a bunch of students and started swarming the kitchen stealing shit. Then eventually EVERYONE started to join in, the teachers couldn’t do anything because nobody was listening. I didn’t see how it ended because when food started being thrown I just walked out and waited everything out alone outside.
I swear I went to five different schools in my lifetime and every single one of them must be the most boring school in the state. My mother, however, was a K-1teacher for years, as well as an assistant school librarian and taught the Special Ed class. My mom passed away a few years ago, and to this day I can still remember the names of some of her "Problem Children". She and this other teacher both hated one kid so much they'd call each other to gossip about him (they both had him for different subjects) and the kid was so out of control that Teacher Mom's fairly skilled portrait artist daughter (me) made her a full on Old West "Wanted" Poster for this kid, I aged the paper and everything, and gave it to her for Mother's day. She made a copy for her buddy and I proudly watched my mom get up, hug me, give me a huge kiss and laughed till she cried. That thing hung in our hallway for years. He'd be in his late 30s by now.
I have 3 stories for all of you. First, last month, my High school had 9 different fights on one Tuesday. It was crazy, I think all the fights, except one, were the freshman. Within that same day, multiple *school name* fight pages were created on Instagram. Somehow, even the Jr. High had its own fight page because they had like two fights that day. The school made a phone call to literally everyone’s parents saying about what happened and if their child posted anything on social media there will be consequences and the police might get involved. Then, literally that following Friday, there was an announcement made over the speaker during second period. Apparently a lot of freshmen were posting pictures of a girls on Instagram and rateing them on a scale of 1 - 10. Which, might I say, is f$cked up. Yet it wasn’t the worst, because we also learned that a senior (18 years old) created a TikTok page saying what girls were ugly and what girls he would f$ck (all minors). So the police were actually getting involved now and that guy is probably going to be arrested. (Because of both of these incidents, a petition was made up so they could have an assembly with the freshman to talk about their behavior since they were ruining the school’s name) Finally , last year before the pandemic hit, some horny teenagers had a Devil’s Threesome (2 guys and 1 girl) in the band room during an operating school day. Apparently since the walls of the band room were like made out of those open and closed walls you can install, there was just enough space between the walls for a 4th person to secretly record them behind the wall. That person soon posted their “sex tape” on Snapchat and within 2 days everyone knew about it, including the teachers. I don’t know if they ever got in trouble though. ..........Which one is your favorite crazy story?
Happened this year actually, my first year of high school. There was a kid who I saw often, we met at Jr High/Middle School (Which we call Intermediate in my country) and I was quite good friends with his twin brother since we were in the same language class together. I get a message from my best friend one Saturday telling me the kid had passed away but nobody was sure what exactly had happened. The funeral was awful. The kid was only 13/14 to my knowledge, about the same age as me. Was the first funeral I went to this year and it shook me. A couple months later my mum's best friend died, then my uncle and then recently one of my aunts. This year's been terrible honestly.
I know I'm a few years late, but I'm sorry to hear that all that happened to you. Death is always something difficult to deal with -- I remember when my grandpa on my dad's side died when I was in 5th/6th grade, and it wasn't fun. There's all sorts of feelings of pain and loss and bereavement and regret that come with death. I hope that everything's going better for you now!
Not high school, but Elementary/Intermediate. Two separate incidents. In Elementary, a couple of kids tried to burn the school down over the summer. Did a significant amount of damage and for the next couple of years, classes were held in trailers while it was all repaired. In intermediate school, some kid crawled into the ventilation ducts and crawled around... up until they collapsed under his weight.
For weeks my class saved up money to take a field trip to Chicago by charter bus. Shortly before the trip, someone stole all the money. But we were able to go on the trip anyway, because the teacher was a really great guy and paid for the bus out of his own pocket.
around 8th grade i think, my school had to go under reconstruction and all the students had to be moved to another school that was big enough to fit us. well that meant the students from that school we were moving to had to move elsewhere and they weren't happy about it. at least that's the message we got from the dead dog they'd hidden in the basement. jesus the stench of that first week there I'll never forget it. it took so long to find it because nobody could figure out where it came from
In my sophomore year of high school. Autobody repair shop. One of the troublemaker kids decides it'll be a fun idea to make a molotov cocktail from a rag, lacquer thinner, and a PLASTIC Gatorade bottle. He and some of his friends put it outside and lit it on fire. It turned into a giant flaming mess
My highschool had a black history assembly that got out of hand and wasn't done well because the students were running it without supervision. Then during the assembly one kid yelled "black lives don't matter they splatter." Then all hell broke loose. That night there were a bunch of school shooting threats and other forms of threats and only 40% or less of students came in the next day Edit: That was just the most memorable one, there were more crazy incidents though.
When some construction work was done at my old school, some students broke into the excavator, drove it through the front door and also clogged all the toilets on their way out. My school had a very bad reputation back then, but due to many changes, including a new headmaster/Direktor, it has greatly improved since back then.
Not me, but someone I knew whose younger sister was killed 5 days before her birthday. I graduated in 2012, so this incident took place in May 2015. A girl I barely knew (she was a freshman during 2011/2012 while I was a senior) was playing around at the train tracks with a couple of friends when they suddenly saw a train coming by... let's call this girl "Kristi". Unfortunately, Kristi got her foot trapped and she didn't get out in time. They actually mentioned it in the news. A lot of people said she was a sweet person who would never hurt anyone. Yeah, you could say, "play stupid games, win stupid prizes", but I don't want to be harsh on Kristi. She didn't deserve to die at such a young age (she was around 17 that time). Again, I don't know her too well, but I knew her older sister, Michaela, who also graduated in 2012 like me, as well as her mother, who tutored me several times regarding math and English during high school, if I recall correctly.
I was in a mental ward once and the hospital decided to test the staff members on what they'd do if a VERY violent patient were to explode in the common area and go nuts. They had a security guard go to my ward and pretend to get upset. He started off talking to the patients, mingling with the staff, and then suddenly got "upset" about something, threw a chair against a nearby table, and started shouting nonsense. The staff responded by tackling him to the ground and holding him there while trying to get us to go to our rooms. SO MANY of us stood there frozen in fear because NO ONE TOLD THE WARD THERE'D BE A TEST OF ANY KIND!!!! A lot of us were scared and confused and some male patients almost joined in on the drop pile because HE DIDN'T STOP ACTING for several minutes!
This happened when I was in 8th grade in middle school, and I learned about it when I went to High School A the next year. So a kid in High School A committed suicide. This was really shocking as he was super popular. Either he had a terrible home life, or it was caused mostly by brain chemistry than circumstances. Anyway some kids in High School B were making fun of the kid who committed suicide. Now this kid even had friends in HSB, and they tried reporting the bullies to the staff. However, the staff didn't do anything because anti-bully rules only apply when harassing someone directly. Saying something cruel and/or bigoted among your friends won't count, no matter who has to overhear it. Especially if the target can't. So the friends of the kid who committed suicide lured the bullies into the bathroom and beat them up. It was at least bad enough to leave bruises, but sources differ on if they had to go to the hospital. Unlike other fights, it was very he said/she said on who specifically was even present among the attacks or who threw the first punch because there was no audience. The school has zero tolerance, but punishes the defender less. I don't know how the discipline eventually turned out, but all the bathrooms in the middle and high schools were locked except for one pair per school, violating California building code.
In my four year of high school,someone died of cancer,the compost machine caught fire,someone threatened the school with guns online so we went on lockdown,a teacher at the middle school connected to our school got arrested for selling drugs,a random college student snuck into the school on drugs,someone committed suicide,two people got hit by cars while crossing the street during lunch and someone tried to commit suicide in the bathroom. Some high school alright
I don't remember the details but during primary schools my class was being super noisy and not listening to the teacher she grabs her bag, gets up and says "That's it I quite" then walks out We are all in complete silence like "Did that just happen?" "What do we do now?" A different teacher appeared who didn't know what to do We went back to our tasks I wonder if the teacher had already been through annoying classes and decided this was the last one or was our class just that annoying? I wonder if the teacher that quite spoke to the teacher that appeared?
During my last year at school there was a a school trip to go to a theme park. Almost everyone except for myself in year 12/13 went. I’m not a big lover of thrill rides. At the end of the day my classmates returned bringing with them left over fast food. They were kind enough to share with the teachers I declined because my mum always had dinner on the table when I got home. Fast forward to the next day, I’m the only student in my year at school my teacher explained that so many people had food poisoning and to make it worse so did a lot of the staff. Tldr Classmates went on a trip and brought back food only to poison the school.
Worst thing I can remember is that a kid managed to slice off his fingertip with an X-acto knife in class. The following year another student gave blood during a Red Cross drive, ignored instructions to eat something afterwards, and blacked out in the middle of class. Ambulances had to be summoned both times.
Damn something really similar happened with someone getting stabbed at a school in my area. A guy had pretty bad mental issues and was angry about his ex(or just his crush, I don't remember the exact details) getting a new boyfriend so he stabbed her and another student who tried to stop him.
the biggest event at my old high school was that a group of sports kids rxped a special needs kid with a broomstick handle (in the gym locker room, i think). the special needs kid went to the gym teacher for help, and the gym teacher stayed silent. all that happened to the sports kids were that they were transferred to other schools. like that'd help at all.
I am hesitant to share this story because I want to be respectful to the family that was involved. I was a senior, my sister was a freshman. There was a student who sat near her due to similar surnames, and this person lived in our neighborhood. This took place in a small southern town, so everyone basically knew something about everyone else. This one student, though (trying very hard to keep it anonymous) was extremely quiet, never joined sports or social gatherings. One day the student pulls up in a brand new Lexus. Next day, the same, although they were known to walk to school. He / she was also a freshman, and not yet old enough to drive. My sister said that the classmates were all impressed until the local cops swooped in, without a word, and took the student away in a marked car. As it turns out this student had one parent who worked out of town (not unusual in a small southern town where career prospects are limited) and an older sibling away at university. This student was basically living alone during the week with the at-home parent. On this day I am referring to, the students older sibling came home from uni and received a horrific shock. The at home parent was shot in the head, laying in bed, and the student drove the car. The victim had been deceased for several days. The student was found guilty, age 14 or 15, and placed in juvenile until old enough for prison. My sister was very freaked out that this person was so freely driving the car of their murdered parent and coming to class as usual. I've always felt really terrible for that family. They had a nice home, nice cars, successful jobs, and nobody ever revealed the motive behind the violence.
At my high school (Connecticut), around 1980 or so, one of our guidance counselors was murdered during a home invasion. Made the local news and I think national as well. His murderer wasn't caught until the late 90's when he was busted for some kind of crime in another state and used the dead man's name as his alias.
My senior year of high school, my junior year homeroom teacher got busted taking inappropriate pictures of a boy (who didn't go to my school). I had so many feelings about this. He was the first openly gay teacher in our school, and he helped me feel more comfortable with myself (I had just come out the year before), as well as just generally being a comforting adult presence at a time when I got bullied a lot. The media turned the school into a circus for a couple of days. Thankfully my fellow seniors kept it together and showed a lot of maturity when presented with questions about what had happened.
My college brought in a hypnotist as a treat for incoming freshmen. When I saw his act, he ended up making a serious mistake that forced him to change his routine. He asked one of the guys he hypnotized who his favorite celebrity is. They guy said someone likes Britney Spears. He brought a burly custodian out from around the corner saying, “guess what? She’s here to see you!” The guy was elated and the hypnotist had “Britney” sign the back of his shirt. While the shirt was being signed, the hypnotist turned away to talk to us until a girl up front loudly yelled _“oh, nonononono.”_ We all looked back at the guy and he was slowly reaching his hand into the front of his pants with a grin on his face. The hypnotist did not repeat this part again for _some_ reason
I graduated from Bangor High School in 2000. When I was going there they would have a special work shop for Junior's every year. The best best part was when the guest speaker would show up and it was always the same person, Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen. He is from Bangor Maine and graduated from BHS. He would spend a few hours with us and a lot of questions for us. We'll, during my senior year on the day that he shows up someone decides to call in a bomb threat. They found out who it was pretty quick. I couldn't believe someone thought it was a good idea to call in a bomb threat at all but especially when the Secretary of Defense was there.
The incident at my school was my classmate accused his friend of s*xually abusing him, the friend got suspended while they investigated the situation more. The kid who was “abused” was actually lying and got transferred to a different school, while the friend got to stay for the rest of the year
honestly the fake shooting one is something that is good for a test, I find people don't take practices seriously unless they are not told about and its random. edit: obviously not as realistic
Uh, I think this was in middle school or lower, but some kid that had been sent to the principal got into the office, turned on the announcement microphone, and started making clapping noises and girlish moaning noises into it. He has not been caught to this day, but respect to the kid.
Mine happened before I went to school there. There was apparently a drunk driving accident in my hometown. The only person who died was one of the best students in my high school and she had a promising future!
Two 8th grade choir kids encouraged a 6th grade choir kid to go in the band hall and try all the instruments. He broke 5-8 percussion instruments and had to lay for all the damages. My director was pissed. Oh and an 8th grade boy got someone pregnant.
We were the safe boring school. A girl had been transferred to our school from one of the worst ones, and she stabbed herself in the bathroom to convince her mom that our school had gangs. It was found out almost immediately
I used to know a kid with Pectus excavatum. In 5th grade, some boys found out and threatened to tell everybody and the girl he liked of his deformity if he didn't let them touch it. He was bullied relentlessly and kids would make fun of him forcibly touch his chest. Regardless, they told everyone and the girl he liked and I could see he was devastated. The same kids followed him to high school and if a girl liked him they told her about his deformity. He eventually got diagnosed with severe social anxiety because he was walking on "eggshells" every day he went to school.
My high school was the one with the students getting pepper sprayed. They were covering pepper spray and how to properly use it that week (it was for a criminal justice oriented vocational program). They all signed waivers or got parental permission, and did it voluntarily for extra credit. Plenty opted out, and the teacher still gets death threats occasionally.
Someone took a chocolate muffin, drowned it in the toilet, and wiped the smooth brown paste all over the walls of the bathroom. Janitors refused to even touch it because they thought someone got freaky with their shit.
My high school had numerous bomb threats called against it and we kept having to evacuate to the football stadium. Rumor was the calls were originating from Middle-Schoolers from just down the road.
A guy I knew pretended to have a bag of anthrax at school that eventually caused HAZMAT and the SWAT Team to show up. We were all stuck in the school until they got it out. Turns out it was just a bag of flour and the guy ended up getting expelled. Some of us still mention it to this day.
One kid at my school set a bathroom trashcan on fire and was suspended for the remainer of the semester. Nobody really knew what to think of him coming back. Turns out, a few weeks after he did, he was killed in a car accident. Most awkward few weeks of school oml.
My fourth high school (I moved a lot) was hit by a tornado on my 17th birthday and 8 kids died. We ended up finishing school on a college campus while a new school was built.
funny thing is, a kid when I was younger threatened to bring a knife to school and only told other mentally ill kids, such as myself. I forgot what he had, but I know I had and still have depression.
in my senior year there were 4 incidents. -a kid in the middle school (we shared a building seperated by the gym) who appeared super healthy.....literally dropped dead during football practice one evening. turned out he had an undiagnosed heart condition. it hit the school really hard even for those who didnt know him (I only knew his older sister as we had a few classes together). -it was 9/11......in a school 60 min or so from the NYC. had a teacher who's son and DIL worked in the tower (they both survived). so yeah. day went as well as bad as you'd think -not a huge incident but school announced a new school schedule for the following year. every student hated it. (basically made each period 5 minutes shorter but the extra time made up for a new class). every student in the 9th-11th grade agreed to protest in front of the school aka skip class. Even the seniors wanted to show their support. school announced anyone caught there even for a min to say 1 would be suspended. In the end protest still happened but because so many students (including seniors) did do it....no one was suspended. dont remember if schedule happened -it didnt happen fully during the year but part of it did. a girl in my grade wanted to be a broadway star one day. she did all the school plays, town plays, etc. In our senior year she was cast as Peter Pan in the school musical. her parents being wealthy wanted to make sure she flew so paid for the harnasses. 2 years later it was discovered he father was embelizing money from his company which he used to pay for stuff...including harnass. It was a small town....it was a huge scandal
Not much of an incident, but since I caused it, it holds a special place in my memories. In my high school, we had a programming class so I would have a period in the computer lab. The night before this took place, my brother showed me how to use a command called "netsend" which allows you to send a message to another user on the network via an alert popup on Windows. Our technology teacher didn't disable this command, so I started sending messages to a classmate. After a few, I showed him what I was doing, then he started doing it and next thing I know, the whole room is sending messages to each other. What made this an incident was someone figured out the wildcard (*) worked for the user to receive the message, so our messages spread to all the computers on the network at school. Thankfully, no one got in serious trouble and my teacher disabled the command the next day.
I’ve commented on another version of this Reddit post but we had two major ones I remember: 1. Half the junior class, some of the sophomores, and four seniors were involved in their own underground drug ring at school. We were a really small school (less than 150 students) and so pretty much half of our student body got expelled. It was so big, that we had police investigate the school for a week, bringing in drug dogs, asking students questions, and walking around campus. This was very strange because we had never experienced a drug test at school before; it hadn’t been needed before. 2. During an Alumni event, two graduating classes from the 70s competed against each other in a basketball game during Alumni week. The guy that use to be the star player back in the day dropped dead on the court from heart failure in front of - not just the entire faculty, students, and visiting alumni - but his wife and kids, too. Stuck with us all for the rest of the year.
Teacher beat a kid. I go to a charter school so it goes from 7th-12th grade. My first year there (7th grade) there was an 8th grade boy who would constantly tease and pick on the gym teacher. One day, during first period, the kid was teasing the teacher and he LOST IT. He grabbed the kid by the shoulders, slammed him against the wall a few times, threw his head into the floor and continued to slam his shoulders on the tile until the other students got him off of the kid. He was fired on the spot. The whole incident was caught on security cameras and broadcasted on local news for the next week. He was charged with a misdemeanor for child abuse. As for the kid, his parents decided not to do anything about it. The only reason the teacher got charges was because he was a minor and it was on school grounds. His parents said he had been warned to stop abusing the teacher on multiple occasions and he didnt. Lots of kids transferred schools because of this but he didn't. He still sits in the back of my World Civ. class and smokes weed in the bathroom.
Back in freshman year some kid wrote a threat in the bathroom saying he was going to shoot up the school, we had like a 2hr "lockdown" which was basically just an extended free period. At the time most of us thought it was like the best day ever, although looking back that could have gone a lot worse. I don't remember if they actually found a gun on him but i think he was arrested.
Some killed a guy and left the body near our school. Only the early students and the grade six students saw the body. Up to this day I still get reminded of that time because I remember the moon was still visible in the sky despite being 7:30 in the morning
First day of high school in 2011. First intercom about a girl who overdosed and died two days prior to school starting. Was the big incident at my school
In Jr. High. A friend of mine died from cancer. The day before the funeral the school announced that we were not allowed to go. Ths kid knew maybe 20 of the kids at the school because he was allways ill from the chemo and radiation. The day of the funeral 200 of the students walked out of school without a word and went to the service. Never been so proud of a bunch of kids before or since.
Props to the kids, shame on the school
Sorry to hear about what happened to your friend
@@nathanh3975 Thank You. It's been over 45 years and I still miss him.
Shame on that school. I would’ve sued.
@@eerbothepirate Nope we just said fuck that bullshit.
The one about the Bengal cat is the funniest one of these I've seen in a long time
yeah lmfao
that’s amazing xD
I lived in the USVI as well but I don't remember that happening at all lol that must've been AGES ago before I was even a zygote hahaha
@Ian Salyer cute :)))
Wait. Bengal tigers are in India. How did it reach the virgin islands?
Cancelling classes like auto shop and wood shop. Great idea! Those are like the only classes today that can introduce students into a skilled, high paying trade where they won't be saddled with decades of student loan payments.
I feel you, I found out that my high school got rid of culinary classes because the teacher ordered to many expensive ingredients and that they never had wood shop. But we do have wielding classes so I guess there’s that
Canceling those classes is even worse because a good chunk of those fields are going to retire soon so there’s going to be a major shortage of plumbers and electricians
Exactly. If they can pay off those loans, how will they be pressured into joining the military?
yeah like i might actually be interested in school if we had classes like auto shop
Eh, it all depends. My dad was a mechanic for most of his life, and only switched over to being a math professor a bit after I was born. He said it's nice while it lasts, but eventually your body starts to age and turn on you, so he's making me go to college instead of trades. However, removing those as a option completely is a stupid move.
A group of guys bashed someone’s head in with a pipe. Because the gf of one of the guys cheating on him with the victim. The nurse didn’t immediately call for an ambulance and the guy ended up in a coma and on life support. They eventually pulled the plug after a few months. There was also a 200+ person riot that started with a guy drop kicking a girl in the face.
That’s a crazy way to start a riot
@@markn91 Yep. After that everyone just started fighting until the cops arrived and broke it up.
@@classsleeper why did he drop kick her
@@dre0485 it’s been 14 years so I don’t remember much of the details. Just that it was an argument between three groups of people and that’s how the fighting started
and then everyone clapped
In 2004 my highschool attempted a senior prank. so what happened was some students bought a ton of plastic forks and knives and stuck them all over the property of the school. unfortunatly they would have gotten away with it if they hadent screached their tires on the way out. a cop saw them and the only thing they were told to do was remove all of the forks and knives by dawn. it had taken them all night to do this. this incident actually made its way to MTV known as the forking incident of North penn high school
I was in middle school when I heard about that.
I knew this sounded familiar. I loved High School Stories.
@@BassGal92 remember the one where the guy changed everyone's grades or the one where they put a car in the school.
@@TheKorfish you mean real genius?
@@TheKorfish I was a wee lad when that happened
One of the 5th graders in my elementary school committed suicide. I was about 8, so I knew what had happened, but I did not know him. Apparently he was bullied so badly that he felt the need to get out. The bullies got no punishment. Surprise surprise
Bruh
Fuck the school system
Don't worry, those bullies will get their punishment alright...
That's why I fucking hate teachers these days; they don't do anything to stop bullying and yet wonder why someone either takes their own life or even shoots up a school...
That kid should have told the school or should have told his parents so he can leave the school that is very sad he had a whole life ahead of him
My daughter's high school used to celebrate "Squirrel Day" in remembrance of the selfless squirrel that sacrificed its life by shorting out the school's electric transformer, thus giving the kids a day off. Sadly, the tradition has not continued.
That's awesome
We had that happen in my neighborhood growing up with a power line. The squirrel was still smoking when I found it. It was one of the funniest things I've ever seen.
@@Rabidfox-gc5fw was the squirel dead or alive
@@sausagetheman2363 dead?
@@sausagetheman2363 if it’s smoking I’m pretty sure it’s dead
1:51 oh my god that’s hilarious. Imagine thinking you’ve been tasked to hunt down a tiger, you find it, aim, and a small cat just comes waddling out of the bushes and nuzzles you. That’s just tge funniest scenario I could think of
What didn't happen at my school...? Two teachers assaulted a total of 6~9 14-16 yr old girls. A pastor who frequented our high school was found to have repeatedly assaulted an at the time 15 boy for 4 years. A kid died in the pool from an unknown heart condition. A boy fingered his girl friend during an assembly (and everyone could smell it.) Some girls stuffed towels and dried corn in a 3rd floor toilet that it flooded the second floor computer lab and server center. The gym roof collapsed under the weight of snow and ice over New Years break. All but 2 Asian girls were married with children by the time we graduated and one of those 2 was publicly disowned by her parents for refusing to marry the 28 yr old they'd chosen our junior year.
Everyone could... /smell/ it? That's just foul.
Excuse me but what the fuck
And you never changed schools. What a guy/girl
It smelled that bad???
@@the1touch. This was high school and I technically 'graduated' a year early. (I finished graduation requirements by the end if my junior year and went to a community college for my final year.)
Long after I graduated, a 26-year old guy attended my high school, impersonating a female. He even made the cheer squad, dressed in the girls locker room, etc. He attended school there for almost a month before he was discovered. Doesn't really say much about the appearance of girls that attended my school.
This one is the most shocking nd unbelievable for me.
The girls in your school probably look worse than what I will look like in 10 years.
He really thought real life is anime
He was the impostor
When the imposter is sus
Someone shoved a deer leg in the toilet, and the photo spread like wildfire around the school. This happened in my senior year.
I have so many questions
I consider that an incident
was that pun intended
I haven't laughed this hard in a good long time.
This sounds suspiciously like something my brother would do.
In middle school we had lunch announcements and during Halloween announcements a student in a banana outfit was chased by a gorilla (another student obviously) and a "zookeeper" all around the lunchroom and then being chased by the supervisors. I think they got suspended if I remember correctly.
Fucking legends
@@lego007guym8 was bout to say the same thing lol. I did something similar with my buddies last day of hs. Me and my best friend dressed up as Mario and Luigi and chased around one of our other friends who was in a bowzer costume throughout the whole school. He had my girlfriend on his back. Admins were chasing and yelling at us the whole time for about 30 minutes before we ran out the front door. Climbed through the window and back into our class and they never found out. Best day of hs ever
@@uncleslumbago7594 Legends!
I hope somebody played Benny Hill while it happened.
very late reply but imagining this is making me laugh so bad
Didn’t happen at the school, but after a party a classmate of mine got his head ran over in his own driveway by his childhood best friend in front of his parents; he didn’t survive. We’re a small town so almost everyone knew him, it was a huge deal and the school just felt off for the rest of the year. The best friend didn’t show back up until months later.
I fainted during choir class in 5th grade and face planted off the third riser. For a very brief time I was a little famous, though never popular.
Then I got upstaged by a girl who broke her neck on the swings next year. Thankfully she survived, but I don’t remember her actually coming back to school.
In 7th grade there was a bit of a commotion when it came out that a student was having suicidal thoughts. Almost the whole grade supported him and gave him encouragement, even people who hadn’t been particularly pleasant towards him in the past, and filled his locker with kind notes.
It was me and it majorly turned my life around. When it happened, everyone wanted to make sure I was okay so they started paying a bit more attention to me and spending more time with me, and as a side effect they all realized I wasn’t quite as weird as I seemed. I started to feel like I had friends and the suicidal thoughts very quickly went away, and I haven’t struggled with depression again since. Turns out, just about all the kids in my grade level, even the ones I thought were mean because they used to make fun of me, were good people and very supportive. I ended middle school on good terms with everyone.
aw thats good to hear! sometimes, all people need is just to know people care :)
I hope you're doing well now
Aww that’s really nice, I hope you and all those guys from your school are feeling better now :D
That's adorable :(( /pos
This story is beautiful. Just goes to show that people need to show their support to others so they know that they matter.
During class, the whole school was called to the gym for an emergency assembly. Half of the students were told not to bring their things, as the teachers thought it would be quick and classes would resume shortly. We were informed of a "suspicious package" that had been left on the road outside, and that the bomb squad had been called, but they would take a few hours to arrive because they were in a different city at the time. We were told that there would be no going back to the main part of the school, and that we were all to leave immediately. We all start frantically looking for siblings and piling into whoever's car that lives nearby, because half of us don't have our keys. I personally was piled into a neighbor's minivan with about 9 other kids. We get back to school and word starts going around about the actual contents of the package... meat. We were all sent home in a panic because some dude thought it would be cool to throw a box of old rotten meat out into the middle of the street instead of into the trash.
It was approaching 'common' to where someone would call in a bomb threat to a specific building (various buildings) on the college campus. I put two and two together, and realized that in a very competitive school, kids who aren't ready for test days will call in a bomb threat to cancel classes in whatever building they had the test. One of the last times, for me, they told us we could leave the building or stay. Out of about 100 students, I was the only male who chose to stay. Around me, encircling me, were the nine females who sat around me who stuck with me (I guess feeling safe with me there? It was an interesting observation at the time). The professor then carried on her 1-hour lesson for the day with only we ten out of her 100 (very possibly more, it was a huge regular classroom) students.
how do you confused rotting meat with a bomb though
@@elizabethbennet4791 it was a sealed box that nobody knew the origins of. I guess protocol meant that it was supposed to be treated as if it was a bomb, because nobody knew what was on the inside.
The Vietnamese kids telling the black kids their name is Toby was hilarious
In middle school, it was a diabetic teacher whose blood sugar dropping dangerously low, was giving a cupcake to bring it back up, only for it to rise too high and killed her.
In high school, we came back from the weekend with every building covered in graffiti, with a word that was a portamento of the word "fun" and the name of the school. From what I understand, nobody knows who did it.
1. There was a double stabbing at one of the highschools i went to, while i was attending there (i went to 4 different highschools. This was the 3rd one that I attended, on my birthday, on my first day there). I had only been attending for 1wk at that point. The actual stabbing was outside, but one of the kids was a student at the actual school. Whole school went into lockdown, they sent in a SWAT team. Surrounded the school while armed SWAT went down the halls and searched every single room. This was on my bday. I got home 2hrs later than usual. My mother was terrified because the parents weren't even notified. The crazy thing is that one of the guys that was stabbed ended up walking about an hour south til he reached a veterinary clinic he had an interview at for a co-op placement. He completed his interview, then asked for them to call him an ambulance and revealed that he had been stabbed. My bestie and i were actually interviewed and on the news that day. I still have the footage. It was a crazy day. There were many other bad, big incidents at that school, but this was def the biggest one.
2. There was a murder while i was attending the 1st highschool i went to. The girl was in gr. 9 (this was when i was already in gr. 11). It was the first homicide of the year (New Years had just passed not too long ago). We'll call the victim Emily. Emily was friends with this guy that had a particularly insecure girlfriend (we'll call the psycho Jennifer). Jennifer would frequently threaten any female that talked to her boyfriend (we'll call him Mike). Jennifer ended up convincing Mike that in order to prove to her that he loved her and was not cheating on her, he should kill Emily. Mike ended up phoning Emily and luring her outside. He then proceeded to stab her to death. She died in a snowbank across the street from her house. Her father was a cop. Jennifer had also been threatening one of my besties at the time, so in retrospect I'm so thankful that my bestie did not get hurt. Her threats really could have actually become reality for my friend, too. The school was in such a sad, depressed state for months after that. They offered counselling sessions at any time anyone needed, and you would be allowed to leave the class to go attend a session. They painted a mural of Emily on one of the walls in the school that was beautifully done.
That's crazy.
OML WTF I THOUGHT SOMEONE KNOCKING A TOOTH OUT WITH A ICE BALL WAS BAD-😭
(I'm in Y7 and I haven't seen much happen, I'm actually rlly sorry for what happened)
Italian guy here.
On my third high school year someone managed to lockpick the chain that secured the principal's motorbike, carried the bike to the last floor, and dropped it into the courtyard (5 stories drop).
At the beginning of my fourth year, a huge hornet hive was found in the men's bathroom of the top floor, city autorities were called but nobody was sent for at least three months. All we could do was close that bathroom and put a sign on the door. Eventually, a guy in my class got stung and found out he was allergic, anaphylactic shock (he didn't suffer long-term consequences, but that was real scary nonetheless). Obviously, the very next day the city sent people to eradicate the hive.
I don't remember when it happened, but one winter there was a lot of snow and people were having snowball fights in the courtyard; some a**hole hid rocks into his snowballs and started throwing those. Broke a girl's nose and hurt at least two other people.
Kid needs to read up on the Boston massacre
An armed man came onto my grade school grounds once. That was the first lockdown that wasn't a drill. I also saw a strange man in the girls bathroom once who told me to leave and not look at him in an aggressive tone of voice. My teacher didn't believe me. A year or two later, very oddly dressed officials call me over at recess to ask me what that man I had saw in the bathroom two years prior looked like. The more I think about it, the more unnerved I am about who that man could've been.
an alien? el chapo? a kgb agent? who?
@@elizabethbennet4791 DONALD TRUMP?!?!?!?!?!?!?1111QQQ222Q22
Some students at my high school essentially threw a riot when the pep rally was cancelled. They pulled the fire alarm, vandalized the school to a small degree and taped doodles with death threats to the principal. Dunno what their punishments were but I'm pretty sure some (if not many, if not all) the students involved got detention at the best and expulsion at worst.
My old school had a whole thing where one girl catfished hundreds of students in school using her "best friends" identity. This girl actually didn't even know until she started to recieve death threats from other students. The girl doing it, she kept going knowing her friend was being threatened, and harrassed. At some point cops finally figured out who was doing it. She was arrested. Her passport taken, and she has to sever several years of community service.
I had graduated already at this time, but it was all over town. Some say she went as far to threaten and kill several students which caused the friend to be questioned by cops as it was believed it was her in the account.
Not my story but a friends. Her classmate died of an asthma attack(she was only about 8 or 9) over the pandemic. The girl who died had been really close to my friend and it kinda just shook her up. She didn’t get to go to the funeral I don’t think but she was really shocked about it for a while.
That has to be scary having school shooting drills. We just had fire drills.
This would be like them setting up controlled fires outside the classroom doors and windows so the kids can't escape
Same here
Although I was terrified of the loud beeping noise the alarm would make.
And was on edge every day, waiting for it to go off.
I still remember driving on the turnpike when unmarked dark mid-sized SUV's passed us all - the turnpike is easily an 80 MPH road for regular traffic - on the left-hand shoulder. They were on their way to Stoneman Douglass in Parkland due to the shootings.
This thread is abunch of weak as ppl
In my freshman year of high school,a kid peed in a bottle at lunch...and drank it....because he lost a bet....and then he threw up
Edit:My friends and I got front row seats since we were sitting at the table next to what was happening
I do this without there being a bet
Here is the story how I heard it:
So my school was a dump. Originally built in the 30s for 60 students, it had been built onto over the years almost haphazardly to house 1500 students - we had 1800 students.
To give you an idea of how much this place was falling apart, there were places we were scared to walk because the ceiling tiles were rotting and would sometimes fall on you.
Everyone knew this place needed to be rebuilt, but despite multiple requests over the years, we were denied due to lack of funds. This is where it gets interesting: supposedly, district officials had been taking annual trips to tour schools overseas, despite supposed lack of funds. My principal, not happy with this, confronted said officials aboutbwhat was going on.
She lost her job.
The good news is, whether that is the whole story or not, we did end up getting our school rebuilt.
That’s great, I’m glad your school finally got rebuilt! Lol
Well I’m glad your school got rebuilt.
why dont these ppl just go above the heads of thsoe officials? they always do this and the result is so predctable lol. its like watching a horror movie where the son to be victim is opening the door when everyone in the theater all yells DONT OPEN THE DOOR like wtf ppl get a brain
That school with the STD outbreak is Sun Prairie. Man that bring back memories on how bad it was there. And I lived an hour away. Heard so many horror stories.
I have been out of high school for about 5 years now but a former coach at my high school was recently arrested on ~65 counts related to having an inappropriate relationship with a 16 year old student. I was kinda surprised as he was a pretty cool guy when I was in high school.
3 deaths within the time I've been in my school so far. The first one happened in 2nd - 3rd grade, my friend Allie died of brain cancer. Around 6th grade a girl committed suicide in the girls bathroom by hanging herself using her sweater. This year a girl was in a car with 2 guys and she " fell out " and died on the road from impact. I heard they may have intended to kill her but idk yet.
Sorry to hear about your friend
Same school?
@@sausagetheman2363 yep
There was even a death nearby the school a tad more recently than the rest. My older brother's friend had a sister who died in a car crash on a road near the school, though she didnt go to it. We have lots of death around here, it seems.
My sophomore year of high school a couple of bullies pushed someone around to much and after a couple of minutes the courtyard of the school turned into an all out brawl between the bullies and their victims. There were a few injuries but I remember one kid had his nose broken, another had broken 3 of his fingers and a third had gotten bit I don't know where but those where the only injuries I heard about. EMTs had shown up to see how bad these kids fucked each other up. As far as I know no one was seriously injured but they were all expelled/suspended
Ahh yes the victims stand up for themselves and the school still punishes them
The classic "I'm blowing up the school" message in the boy's bathroom. By the time we were back from the church my lunch was all warm and weird because it was left open
Man my highschool was so tame by comparison. Except that for the 4 years I went there 4 students died. 3 were the result of 3 separate car accidents and the fourth was due to a drug overdose.
That's the norm these days. Teen deaths by them driving poorly (they or their friends) is very common.
True pain is when you _are_ the incident...
Edit: to clarify, I was the incident at my old school. I was raped on campus.
At the school I’m currently at though, they took the stalls out of the men’s bathrooms (for unknown reasons) but left the toilets behind, and lo and behold a freshman took a shit in front of literally everyone else in the bathroom.
Well yeah why would you remove the stalls. There are much better things to do then take away someone’s ability to poop in peace.
I'm sorry that was done to you. Live long and prosper.
When you got to go, you got to go.
At my old school, apparently, a student had x-ray vision.
I'm so sorry for what happened to you, and I hope that you are ok now and doing well now!
6:11 Similar event happened at my school in 6th grade, everyone started getting too rowdy and excited and started rioting. They gathered a bunch of students and started swarming the kitchen stealing shit. Then eventually EVERYONE started to join in, the teachers couldn’t do anything because nobody was listening. I didn’t see how it ended because when food started being thrown I just walked out and waited everything out alone outside.
I swear I went to five different schools in my lifetime and every single one of them must be the most boring school in the state. My mother, however, was a K-1teacher for years, as well as an assistant school librarian and taught the Special Ed class. My mom passed away a few years ago, and to this day I can still remember the names of some of her "Problem Children". She and this other teacher both hated one kid so much they'd call each other to gossip about him (they both had him for different subjects) and the kid was so out of control that Teacher Mom's fairly skilled portrait artist daughter (me) made her a full on Old West "Wanted" Poster for this kid, I aged the paper and everything, and gave it to her for Mother's day. She made a copy for her buddy and I proudly watched my mom get up, hug me, give me a huge kiss and laughed till she cried. That thing hung in our hallway for years. He'd be in his late 30s by now.
At my school, the principal's son got caught with drugs in his locker 😂
I have 3 stories for all of you.
First, last month, my High school had 9 different fights on one Tuesday. It was crazy, I think all the fights, except one, were the freshman. Within that same day, multiple *school name* fight pages were created on Instagram. Somehow, even the Jr. High had its own fight page because they had like two fights that day. The school made a phone call to literally everyone’s parents saying about what happened and if their child posted anything on social media there will be consequences and the police might get involved.
Then, literally that following Friday, there was an announcement made over the speaker during second period. Apparently a lot of freshmen were posting pictures of a girls on Instagram and rateing them on a scale of 1 - 10. Which, might I say, is f$cked up. Yet it wasn’t the worst, because we also learned that a senior (18 years old) created a TikTok page saying what girls were ugly and what girls he would f$ck (all minors). So the police were actually getting involved now and that guy is probably going to be arrested. (Because of both of these incidents, a petition was made up so they could have an assembly with the freshman to talk about their behavior since they were ruining the school’s name)
Finally , last year before the pandemic hit, some horny teenagers had a Devil’s Threesome (2 guys and 1 girl) in the band room during an operating school day. Apparently since the walls of the band room were like made out of those open and closed walls you can install, there was just enough space between the walls for a 4th person to secretly record them behind the wall. That person soon posted their “sex tape” on Snapchat and within 2 days everyone knew about it, including the teachers. I don’t know if they ever got in trouble though.
..........Which one is your favorite crazy story?
i liked the first one
Happened this year actually, my first year of high school. There was a kid who I saw often, we met at Jr High/Middle School (Which we call Intermediate in my country) and I was quite good friends with his twin brother since we were in the same language class together. I get a message from my best friend one Saturday telling me the kid had passed away but nobody was sure what exactly had happened. The funeral was awful. The kid was only 13/14 to my knowledge, about the same age as me. Was the first funeral I went to this year and it shook me. A couple months later my mum's best friend died, then my uncle and then recently one of my aunts. This year's been terrible honestly.
I know I'm a few years late, but I'm sorry to hear that all that happened to you. Death is always something difficult to deal with -- I remember when my grandpa on my dad's side died when I was in 5th/6th grade, and it wasn't fun. There's all sorts of feelings of pain and loss and bereavement and regret that come with death. I hope that everything's going better for you now!
Not high school, but Elementary/Intermediate. Two separate incidents. In Elementary, a couple of kids tried to burn the school down over the summer. Did a significant amount of damage and for the next couple of years, classes were held in trailers while it was all repaired. In intermediate school, some kid crawled into the ventilation ducts and crawled around... up until they collapsed under his weight.
When the music teacher uses his fingers to play the wrong minor
Bruh
For weeks my class saved up money to take a field trip to Chicago by charter bus. Shortly before the trip, someone stole all the money. But we were able to go on the trip anyway, because the teacher was a really great guy and paid for the bus out of his own pocket.
That's a good teacher
Teacher sounds cool.
Shame some greedy jackass stole all the saved up money though.
That kid that shot himself in the chest in front of his ex gf probably thought “so this is what real pain feels like…” before he died
the Bengal cat one was the funniest but the dude with the dj truck has to be the best!
Bro the guy with the DJ pickup truck is a legend
around 8th grade i think, my school had to go under reconstruction and all the students had to be moved to another school that was big enough to fit us. well that meant the students from that school we were moving to had to move elsewhere and they weren't happy about it. at least that's the message we got from the dead dog they'd hidden in the basement. jesus the stench of that first week there I'll never forget it. it took so long to find it because nobody could figure out where it came from
In my sophomore year of high school. Autobody repair shop. One of the troublemaker kids decides it'll be a fun idea to make a molotov cocktail from a rag, lacquer thinner, and a PLASTIC Gatorade bottle. He and some of his friends put it outside and lit it on fire. It turned into a giant flaming mess
My highschool had a black history assembly that got out of hand and wasn't done well because the students were running it without supervision. Then during the assembly one kid yelled "black lives don't matter they splatter." Then all hell broke loose. That night there were a bunch of school shooting threats and other forms of threats and only 40% or less of students came in the next day
Edit: That was just the most memorable one, there were more crazy incidents though.
Oh my lmao, that’s clever
Lol that one with the gallon of milk just didn't go the way I thought it was going to
When some construction work was done at my old school, some students broke into the excavator, drove it through the front door and also clogged all the toilets on their way out.
My school had a very bad reputation back then, but due to many changes, including a new headmaster/Direktor, it has greatly improved since back then.
Not me, but someone I knew whose younger sister was killed 5 days before her birthday.
I graduated in 2012, so this incident took place in May 2015. A girl I barely knew (she was a freshman during 2011/2012 while I was a senior) was playing around at the train tracks with a couple of friends when they suddenly saw a train coming by... let's call this girl "Kristi". Unfortunately, Kristi got her foot trapped and she didn't get out in time. They actually mentioned it in the news.
A lot of people said she was a sweet person who would never hurt anyone. Yeah, you could say, "play stupid games, win stupid prizes", but I don't want to be harsh on Kristi. She didn't deserve to die at such a young age (she was around 17 that time). Again, I don't know her too well, but I knew her older sister, Michaela, who also graduated in 2012 like me, as well as her mother, who tutored me several times regarding math and English during high school, if I recall correctly.
I hope she's alright, that must be a horrible thing to happen..
I was in a mental ward once and the hospital decided to test the staff members on what they'd do if a VERY violent patient were to explode in the common area and go nuts.
They had a security guard go to my ward and pretend to get upset. He started off talking to the patients, mingling with the staff, and then suddenly got "upset" about something, threw a chair against a nearby table, and started shouting nonsense. The staff responded by tackling him to the ground and holding him there while trying to get us to go to our rooms.
SO MANY of us stood there frozen in fear because NO ONE TOLD THE WARD THERE'D BE A TEST OF ANY KIND!!!!
A lot of us were scared and confused and some male patients almost joined in on the drop pile because HE DIDN'T STOP ACTING for several minutes!
This happened when I was in 8th grade in middle school, and I learned about it when I went to High School A the next year.
So a kid in High School A committed suicide. This was really shocking as he was super popular. Either he had a terrible home life, or it was caused mostly by brain chemistry than circumstances.
Anyway some kids in High School B were making fun of the kid who committed suicide. Now this kid even had friends in HSB, and they tried reporting the bullies to the staff. However, the staff didn't do anything because anti-bully rules only apply when harassing someone directly. Saying something cruel and/or bigoted among your friends won't count, no matter who has to overhear it. Especially if the target can't.
So the friends of the kid who committed suicide lured the bullies into the bathroom and beat them up. It was at least bad enough to leave bruises, but sources differ on if they had to go to the hospital. Unlike other fights, it was very he said/she said on who specifically was even present among the attacks or who threw the first punch because there was no audience. The school has zero tolerance, but punishes the defender less. I don't know how the discipline eventually turned out, but all the bathrooms in the middle and high schools were locked except for one pair per school, violating California building code.
In my four year of high school,someone died of cancer,the compost machine caught fire,someone threatened the school with guns online so we went on lockdown,a teacher at the middle school connected to our school got arrested for selling drugs,a random college student snuck into the school on drugs,someone committed suicide,two people got hit by cars while crossing the street during lunch and someone tried to commit suicide in the bathroom. Some high school alright
Bruh.. is this what is happening outside of Utah?
@@miniloaf2274 yep
Let me guess, Dertrot
I don't remember the details but during primary schools my class was being super noisy and not listening to the teacher she grabs her bag, gets up and says "That's it I quite" then walks out
We are all in complete silence like "Did that just happen?" "What do we do now?"
A different teacher appeared who didn't know what to do
We went back to our tasks
I wonder if the teacher had already been through annoying classes and decided this was the last one or was our class just that annoying?
I wonder if the teacher that quite spoke to the teacher that appeared?
During my last year at school there was a a school trip to go to a theme park. Almost everyone except for myself in year 12/13 went. I’m not a big lover of thrill rides.
At the end of the day my classmates returned bringing with them left over fast food. They were kind enough to share with the teachers I declined because my mum always had dinner on the table when I got home.
Fast forward to the next day, I’m the only student in my year at school my teacher explained that so many people had food poisoning and to make it worse so did a lot of the staff.
Tldr Classmates went on a trip and brought back food only to poison the school.
Worst thing I can remember is that a kid managed to slice off his fingertip with an X-acto knife in class. The following year another student gave blood during a Red Cross drive, ignored instructions to eat something afterwards, and blacked out in the middle of class. Ambulances had to be summoned both times.
Damn something really similar happened with someone getting stabbed at a school in my area. A guy had pretty bad mental issues and was angry about his ex(or just his crush, I don't remember the exact details) getting a new boyfriend so he stabbed her and another student who tried to stop him.
the biggest event at my old high school was that a group of sports kids rxped a special needs kid with a broomstick handle (in the gym locker room, i think). the special needs kid went to the gym teacher for help, and the gym teacher stayed silent.
all that happened to the sports kids were that they were transferred to other schools. like that'd help at all.
I am hesitant to share this story because I want to be respectful to the family that was involved. I was a senior, my sister was a freshman. There was a student who sat near her due to similar surnames, and this person lived in our neighborhood. This took place in a small southern town, so everyone basically knew something about everyone else. This one student, though (trying very hard to keep it anonymous) was extremely quiet, never joined sports or social gatherings. One day the student pulls up in a brand new Lexus. Next day, the same, although they were known to walk to school. He / she was also a freshman, and not yet old enough to drive. My sister said that the classmates were all impressed until the local cops swooped in, without a word, and took the student away in a marked car. As it turns out this student had one parent who worked out of town (not unusual in a small southern town where career prospects are limited) and an older sibling away at university. This student was basically living alone during the week with the at-home parent. On this day I am referring to, the students older sibling came home from uni and received a horrific shock. The at home parent was shot in the head, laying in bed, and the student drove the car. The victim had been deceased for several days. The student was found guilty, age 14 or 15, and placed in juvenile until old enough for prison. My sister was very freaked out that this person was so freely driving the car of their murdered parent and coming to class as usual. I've always felt really terrible for that family. They had a nice home, nice cars, successful jobs, and nobody ever revealed the motive behind the violence.
I love, love, love updoot Reddit. Whatever an updoot is, I love it.
My incident involved a school.
Hmmm, yes, the floor here is made out of floor
Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes
At my high school (Connecticut), around 1980 or so, one of our guidance counselors was murdered during a home invasion. Made the local news and I think national as well. His murderer wasn't caught until the late 90's when he was busted for some kind of crime in another state and used the dead man's name as his alias.
My senior year of high school, my junior year homeroom teacher got busted taking inappropriate pictures of a boy (who didn't go to my school).
I had so many feelings about this. He was the first openly gay teacher in our school, and he helped me feel more comfortable with myself (I had just come out the year before), as well as just generally being a comforting adult presence at a time when I got bullied a lot.
The media turned the school into a circus for a couple of days. Thankfully my fellow seniors kept it together and showed a lot of maturity when presented with questions about what had happened.
I want more details on the "btw someone laced the food with LSD"
At my brother's high school, prom was banned because the faculty did not want them freak dancing. They had a carnival instead.
My college brought in a hypnotist as a treat for incoming freshmen. When I saw his act, he ended up making a serious mistake that forced him to change his routine. He asked one of the guys he hypnotized who his favorite celebrity is. They guy said someone likes Britney Spears. He brought a burly custodian out from around the corner saying, “guess what? She’s here to see you!” The guy was elated and the hypnotist had “Britney” sign the back of his shirt. While the shirt was being signed, the hypnotist turned away to talk to us until a girl up front loudly yelled _“oh, nonononono.”_ We all looked back at the guy and he was slowly reaching his hand into the front of his pants with a grin on his face. The hypnotist did not repeat this part again for _some_ reason
Man, I loved all the parts where a school does something dumb and the students try something to reverse the decision lol
I graduated from Bangor High School in 2000. When I was going there they would have a special work shop for Junior's every year. The best best part was when the guest speaker would show up and it was always the same person, Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen. He is from Bangor Maine and graduated from BHS. He would spend a few hours with us and a lot of questions for us. We'll, during my senior year on the day that he shows up someone decides to call in a bomb threat. They found out who it was pretty quick. I couldn't believe someone thought it was a good idea to call in a bomb threat at all but especially when the Secretary of Defense was there.
The incident at my school was my classmate accused his friend of s*xually abusing him, the friend got suspended while they investigated the situation more. The kid who was “abused” was actually lying and got transferred to a different school, while the friend got to stay for the rest of the year
When I was in high school a girl committed suicide by standing in front of a train on the tracks right next to the school. Really sad.
The race riot (minute 15:00) was a rollercoaster from start to finish
honestly the fake shooting one is something that is good for a test, I find people don't take practices seriously unless they are not told about and its random.
edit: obviously not as realistic
18:15 I feel like a monster for laughing at this one
If I get a Bengal Cat, remind me to name it Tiger.
The personal injury ad is hilarious. The guy is praising how much money can be made but he has a headset from the 90’s...🤦🏽♂️
Cool I guess
??????
I wish I got that ad so I can make money
Uh, I think this was in middle school or lower, but some kid that had been sent to the principal got into the office, turned on the announcement microphone, and started making clapping noises and girlish moaning noises into it. He has not been caught to this day, but respect to the kid.
14:18 The man clearly needed some milk.
Mine happened before I went to school there. There was apparently a drunk driving accident in my hometown. The only person who died was one of the best students in my high school and she had a promising future!
Two 8th grade choir kids encouraged a 6th grade choir kid to go in the band hall and try all the instruments. He broke 5-8 percussion instruments and had to lay for all the damages. My director was pissed.
Oh and an 8th grade boy got someone pregnant.
We were the safe boring school. A girl had been transferred to our school from one of the worst ones, and she stabbed herself in the bathroom to convince her mom that our school had gangs. It was found out almost immediately
I used to know a kid with Pectus excavatum. In 5th grade, some boys found out and threatened to tell everybody and the girl he liked of his deformity if he didn't let them touch it. He was bullied relentlessly and kids would make fun of him forcibly touch his chest. Regardless, they told everyone and the girl he liked and I could see he was devastated. The same kids followed him to high school and if a girl liked him they told her about his deformity. He eventually got diagnosed with severe social anxiety because he was walking on "eggshells" every day he went to school.
My high school was the one with the students getting pepper sprayed. They were covering pepper spray and how to properly use it that week (it was for a criminal justice oriented vocational program). They all signed waivers or got parental permission, and did it voluntarily for extra credit. Plenty opted out, and the teacher still gets death threats occasionally.
The tiger cat was Halarious
Someone took a chocolate muffin, drowned it in the toilet, and wiped the smooth brown paste all over the walls of the bathroom. Janitors refused to even touch it because they thought someone got freaky with their shit.
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOO
Try out our new shit muffins
It wouldn't even have been that bad if they'd dunked it in drinking water instead of toilet water
Not at school but during the summer this week someone in my class died and this usually does not happen in our town so it is a big shock to everyone
omg adding a scandal section on a wiki is so smart, doing that rn
My high school had numerous bomb threats called against it and we kept having to evacuate to the football stadium. Rumor was the calls were originating from Middle-Schoolers from just down the road.
A guy I knew pretended to have a bag of anthrax at school that eventually caused HAZMAT and the SWAT Team to show up. We were all stuck in the school until they got it out. Turns out it was just a bag of flour and the guy ended up getting expelled.
Some of us still mention it to this day.
One kid at my school set a bathroom trashcan on fire and was suspended for the remainer of the semester. Nobody really knew what to think of him coming back. Turns out, a few weeks after he did, he was killed in a car accident. Most awkward few weeks of school oml.
My fourth high school (I moved a lot) was hit by a tornado on my 17th birthday and 8 kids died. We ended up finishing school on a college campus while a new school was built.
Sorry to hear about that
funny thing is, a kid when I was younger threatened to bring a knife to school and only told other mentally ill kids, such as myself.
I forgot what he had, but I know I had and still have depression.
in my senior year there were 4 incidents.
-a kid in the middle school (we shared a building seperated by the gym) who appeared super healthy.....literally dropped dead during football practice one evening. turned out he had an undiagnosed heart condition. it hit the school really hard even for those who didnt know him (I only knew his older sister as we had a few classes together).
-it was 9/11......in a school 60 min or so from the NYC. had a teacher who's son and DIL worked in the tower (they both survived). so yeah. day went as well as bad as you'd think
-not a huge incident but school announced a new school schedule for the following year. every student hated it. (basically made each period 5 minutes shorter but the extra time made up for a new class). every student in the 9th-11th grade agreed to protest in front of the school aka skip class. Even the seniors wanted to show their support. school announced anyone caught there even for a min to say 1 would be suspended. In the end protest still happened but because so many students (including seniors) did do it....no one was suspended. dont remember if schedule happened
-it didnt happen fully during the year but part of it did. a girl in my grade wanted to be a broadway star one day. she did all the school plays, town plays, etc. In our senior year she was cast as Peter Pan in the school musical. her parents being wealthy wanted to make sure she flew so paid for the harnasses. 2 years later it was discovered he father was embelizing money from his company which he used to pay for stuff...including harnass. It was a small town....it was a huge scandal
Not much of an incident, but since I caused it, it holds a special place in my memories. In my high school, we had a programming class so I would have a period in the computer lab. The night before this took place, my brother showed me how to use a command called "netsend" which allows you to send a message to another user on the network via an alert popup on Windows. Our technology teacher didn't disable this command, so I started sending messages to a classmate. After a few, I showed him what I was doing, then he started doing it and next thing I know, the whole room is sending messages to each other. What made this an incident was someone figured out the wildcard (*) worked for the user to receive the message, so our messages spread to all the computers on the network at school. Thankfully, no one got in serious trouble and my teacher disabled the command the next day.
The girl in the thumbnail is Hannah Z, the video it's taken from is from a site called WankItNow.
Great man u r
How do you know that? Lol
@@sebby324 because I've seen the video
Why
Bruh you a real g
I’ve commented on another version of this Reddit post but we had two major ones I remember:
1. Half the junior class, some of the sophomores, and four seniors were involved in their own underground drug ring at school. We were a really small school (less than 150 students) and so pretty much half of our student body got expelled. It was so big, that we had police investigate the school for a week, bringing in drug dogs, asking students questions, and walking around campus. This was very strange because we had never experienced a drug test at school before; it hadn’t been needed before.
2. During an Alumni event, two graduating classes from the 70s competed against each other in a basketball game during Alumni week. The guy that use to be the star player back in the day dropped dead on the court from heart failure in front of - not just the entire faculty, students, and visiting alumni - but his wife and kids, too. Stuck with us all for the rest of the year.
Teacher beat a kid.
I go to a charter school so it goes from 7th-12th grade. My first year there (7th grade) there was an 8th grade boy who would constantly tease and pick on the gym teacher. One day, during first period, the kid was teasing the teacher and he LOST IT. He grabbed the kid by the shoulders, slammed him against the wall a few times, threw his head into the floor and continued to slam his shoulders on the tile until the other students got him off of the kid. He was fired on the spot. The whole incident was caught on security cameras and broadcasted on local news for the next week. He was charged with a misdemeanor for child abuse. As for the kid, his parents decided not to do anything about it. The only reason the teacher got charges was because he was a minor and it was on school grounds. His parents said he had been warned to stop abusing the teacher on multiple occasions and he didnt. Lots of kids transferred schools because of this but he didn't. He still sits in the back of my World Civ. class and smokes weed in the bathroom.
Back in freshman year some kid wrote a threat in the bathroom saying he was going to shoot up the school, we had like a 2hr "lockdown" which was basically just an extended free period. At the time most of us thought it was like the best day ever, although looking back that could have gone a lot worse. I don't remember if they actually found a gun on him but i think he was arrested.
My high school principal got a stroke *and* a heart attack at the same time, everyone thought he was just drunk at work again.
Some killed a guy and left the body near our school. Only the early students and the grade six students saw the body. Up to this day I still get reminded of that time because I remember the moon was still visible in the sky despite being 7:30 in the morning
First day of high school in 2011. First intercom about a girl who overdosed and died two days prior to school starting. Was the big incident at my school