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Published November 20, 2009

Woodland student breaks leg running into car chat

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dan g.
11/21/2009 6:20 PM

the pods are nicer than the regular classrooms....

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R S.
11/21/2009 6:10 PM

Just a thought, don't they have teachers or other employees of the school who supervise the students outside as they get on the busses or into cars? And a second thought, what ever happened to crossing guards?

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jim c.
11/21/2009 11:31 AM

I am an 8th grade student there and i was in the bus in front of it so i saw the whole thing its not really a suprise i guess i knew something was ganna happen sooner or later and i guess it came sooner than later so these parents need to watch where there driving and the kids also need to be more carefull this whole thing would of been avoided if A: she looked out befor she ran and B: the driver was paying more atention how do you not see a kid well thanks for listening its a lesson we can all learn from so be carefull the next time

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Carolyn C.
Duluth, MN     11/20/2009 8:51 PM

Brian S: Try visiting the PODS; the rooms are just fine inside. And go visit a ghetto to see how off-base your comparison is. Education is happening there because the teachers are committed and hard working, and enough of the students are willing to give it a "go."

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Brian S.
11/20/2009 8:09 PM

Woodland Middle School was a zoo when my daughter went there 2 years ago...I can't imagine what it is like with the number of students being dismissed at the end of the day now? BTW the "PODS" of shack classrooms are Getto looking...what the heck.

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