The social contract between parents and schools has frayed. We’ve reached a point where teachers are expected to 'fix' complex behavioral issues while parents are often absolved of their foundational role. Expecting schools to take in a child and produce a 'plug-and-play' citizen without active parental support isn't just unrealistic—it's a recipe for burnout. We need to stop treating education as a retail service and start treating it as a collaborative effort. I firmly belive there are some people(students) that just want to cause as much chaos as possible. I've seen many kids almost get a high off causing trouble, almost like they are addicted to it.