Author Topic: Stupid rules your school has, enforced or not  (Read 8757 times)

No guns allowed.
Dumbest rule ever.


every time i bring my gun to school i have to kill 26 people and myself
forgetin rules

*Snicker* Me too but since it was the only way of self expression at my school (because we have uniforms) no one EVER listened to the principle, even when he came on the intercom and specifically said not to. I personally wear a Portal 2 hoodie.

Edit: ALSO the sharp thing= weapons rule doesn't seem to be reinforced very well, hell I wear a Ninja Star necklace (from Kingdom Hearts the one that Roxas wears) and a ring that has the kingdom crown on it.
wowe so edgy not listenin to dem principles whoa u got dat kingdom hearts gamer cred wowe man ur so hardcore

wowe so edgy not listenin to dem principles whoa u got dat kingdom hearts gamer cred wowe man ur so hardcore
Did I say I was edgy? No. I was just having a laugh at the poorly enforced rules my school has. I wasn't trying to look cool. Sorry if it looked that way.

wowe so edgy not listenin to dem principles whoa u got dat kingdom hearts gamer cred wowe man ur so hardcore
hiss portal 2 swag gets allda bitches

when we walk in the gates were supposed to take our coats or jackets off, rain or no rain. noone does this though.

Don't wear hats in class. All the bros with their $60 caps with images of $60 caps on them are always so pissed when the teacher tells them to take their hat off.

there are no real "rules" here because everyone is mature and has common sense

We don't really have stupid ones :/

The worst is probably no snow-balls.

Yeah I know :/


It's not at my school, but it's a local school that has really strict rules.

Students aren't allowed to hold hands or hug or such.

Students aren't allowed indoors during breaks.

Hoodies are not allowed to be worn, including hoodies handed out by the school (like the sports team hoodies).

Students are not allowed to be in groups larger than 3 people. Anything bigger than that is assumed a gang and is not accepted.


This school did have serious problems with some of it's students forming small gangs and fighting each other, as well as a case of someone going around smashing windows after school, and atleast 1 attempt at Arson.

The students from there still insist that their school is the best ever in the local area.

I've already graduated, but my high school had a rule that if someone started physically hurting you, you couldn't fight back. Anyone who fought back got in the same trouble as the person who attacked them :/

I don't really have any. :/

Back in ye olden (3 years ago) days when I went to school, the only ridiculous rule was that you were forced to put your bag in your locker and go to the locker before each class to get the books you needed and to put back the ones you didn't need. If you brought your bag into class on several different occasions you'd be given an after-school detention, if you didn't show up for that the school would phone your parents and tell them that you now had a Saturday morning detention and had to be there at 9:00 AM or face further consequences.

Oh, and if you forgot to go get your books before class then you were not allowed to leave the class to go get them and you were given an after-school detention