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I grew up in small town Iowa. Had any male attempted this, there are a few outcomes that you would have experience then:

1. The girls would have kicked his ass mentally ill ass out of their bathroom.
2. The school would have either suspended or expelled the mentally ill boy.
3. The cops would have charged the mentally ill boy or had him committed.
4. The parents of the mentally ill boy would have beat his ass, or had him committed.
5. Every boy in town would have lined up to deal with the mentally ill boy.

Today, the mentally ill run the schools, the teacher’s union and in many cases, the school boards.

“Today, the mentally ill run the schools...”

You are kind of right. Any student mentally ill enough to get an I.E.P. (Individualized Education Program) gains rights not enjoyed by ‘normals’. He or she cannot really be disciplined for misbehavior if the misbehavior can be linked to his ‘handicap’.

A kid diagnosed with Oppositional Defiance Disorder (no, I did not make that up) cannot be punished for being defiant in class. Yet the law requires that he be educated in the least restrictive environment possible, that is, next to your normal kid.

The Virginia school district transferred the rapist to another school to avoid the expense of educating him at an expensive boarding school, which they are obliged to do under Federal law if they cannot educate him in their schools.

So yes, the mentally ill (and their parents and Federal law) are running the schools.