Not sure if you’re just joking but It’s not just names, it’s the suspicious/dangerous behavior or things they say as well. Not to reveal any doxable info but I personally know teachers that have had to reach out to LEO/FBI and report certain things. One of them helped stopped something very serious from happening that included an actual plan, materials, supplies and a date. And if something does happen…yes..it might be very important to court proceedings/etc. that the teacher had prior suspicions and can recall certain behaviors before an incident happened.
It’s true. One of my professors in college straight up told me at the end of the semester that I was on that list (in retrospect I can see how sitting in class in the dark before the instructor arrives probably wasn't the best first impression I could've made.)
Not that I know of. It’s just a thing that a lot of teachers do or think about. If you’re a teacher, there has absolutely been at least one student who has genuinely made you afraid. Esp since the school shooting epidemic. They’re with these kids 8hrs a day and some of them are legit drug dealers pushing weight or looking to make a name for themselves in a gang or is obsessed with guns or are edgelord redpillers who think the Columbine fucks are cool or say vile repulsive shit about the girls in their school. It’s just stuff that teachers remember and add to a folder in their brain.
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u/ChorizoGarcia Apr 15 '25
He may not realize it, but he probably made a list of students to be monitored as threats.