Teachers Steal iPods

[iAmCreeping]

I'm lucky that I attend a very lax school...I've seen people with blue hair, shoeless, and carrying a laptop before. My school doesn't care...the assistant principal had orange hair for a while.

For some reason, I've never seen anyone with an iPod before...I might have to fix that.

[xboxman]

My school is quite similar. but quite alof people go around with ipods; myy r.e. teacher has a iPod, and so does alot of my 6th form. And me of course :P

[iApple]

Can't wait either

[iApple]

Everyone in my school (including me) has an iPod.

[italiano40]

my school has no made a rule about ipods or cell phones. ok so i was listen to my ipod before a clas when i got to my class i put it into my bookbag, but forgot to put it into sleep mode and put the hold on. so she told me i can turn it off. so i did. then the bell ring as i took it out she took it.
another story
my friend opened his ipod and put drugs in it

[[zerophase]]

thats not stealingg.... i guess. well my teachers don;t take it away they just say put it away or i will take it and i'm like oh sorry (in a sarcastic maner) and i put it away.

[italiano40]

I like the way my friend put drugs in his ipod and it still plays music it is cool
the
drugpod

[jimbopod]

I got mine taken off me cos school is mean and says no music players, but i told them it was a file transfer device with coirsework on and got it back! =)

[flashkl]

I don't bring mine to school very much, but one of the teachers has an original 10gb iPod that he always has wit him. Whenever we have him, he'll hook it up to speakers and blast it, or offer to hook up one of our iPods. I actually had a 30 minute argment with this teacher about whether his iPod was 1G or 2G. If it has a actual moving scroll wheel and its 10gb, its 1G right? I've always thought of 1G as mechanical wheel, 2G as touch wheel but he claims I'm wrong...

[Xball89]

Originally posted by enjoilax
I agree the teacher should not have taken it UNLESS there is a statement in your school charter that says: "No portable music players of any kind allowed on campus" Then she has a right. She has no right to hold it or keep it though, and i honestly would have said no. I would have then gone to the principal and explained that this being a 300$ + piece of electronics equipment i do not want it to go into the hands of a stranger who may or may not use it w/o my knowledge and may damage it by using it improperly. Then apologize to the teacher and the principal for coming off as rude, and offer for the principal to hold it in a safe place. Where it will not be damaged and you can pick it up at the end of the day.

Thats the way to get it done.

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exactly what i would have done

[Zap]

that is a rule for me school no headphones afetr 8.00 or before 3.10, i would like it to be able durning lunch, break. My school starts at 8.25 so i see no reason we can not use them frrom 8- 8.25.

[HdGLaxer17]

Theres basically no rule at my school. But one teacher takes CD players and stuff at lunch so I don't know.

[AJD1992]

Y'know what? Screw teachers, tell them it has important work on it. Bang, iPod returned.