The infirmary nurses have also witnessed the battle wounds of physical education. If it wasn t for physical education, I d probably have a part-time job, said Jean Roley. Roley is in her first year as the MHS health care assistant. Recently, many students have been showing up in the infirmary with wounds suffered while engulfed in the war that is known as floor hockey. A lot of people are getting hit with pucks, Roley said.
School is a very safe place to be.
In the last few years, the school district has spent dollars to make students safer. Perhaps some of the recent policy changes undergone by MJHS is merely a security blanket used to soothe the paranoia of faculty, students, and parents. Either way, students are safer now than they have ever been. When individuals do get hurt, it is more than likely a result of a clumsy mistake or rowdy horseplay. The Salon Throughout the years, MHS has changed many rules and regulations.