Rick is a middle school teacher. His marriage failed and his job was not going well. He was transferred from his original work unit and sent to be the principal of a school called Brandon. This middle school is notorious for Violent Crimes . In this school, almost all violent acts such as drug trafficking, rob , rape , etc. are already commonplace, and no one takes care of skipping classes and refusing to take exams, and those who come here to serve as principals have no good results. But Rick was so intent on running the school that he created a "prohibition" charter. But at the first general meeting of the students, Duncan, the leader of the student group, gave Rick a slap in the face. The contest between Rick and the violent gang represented by Duncan begins. The students and teachers in the school who gradually accepted the management system formulated by Rick were attacked by Duncan's gang. Rick was very annoyed and blamed himself, but Duncan's behavior did not shake Rick's determination to change the school spirit. He insisted on fighting Duncan to the end and bringing this black sheep to justice. Although his determination and style caused dissatisfaction with the society and the police, he finally won and changed the image of the school.
Lean on Me movie plot
2022-03-16 08:01
Extended Reading
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Adaline 2022-03-26 09:01:14
A truly great principal - Clark! Teaching and educating people requires such a person to manage, the plot is good, Uncle Morgan's acting is excellent, and seeing the back is very moving! (Xianer must have watched the whole film with me, I was planning to watch it later, we have so many good movies... I love you!)
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Marcus 2022-03-27 09:01:21
I have seen ms primary school or middle school, there is a kind of bloody feeling
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The Students of Eastside High: [repeating line; chanting during a peaceful march towards the Paterson Board of Education] Free Mr. Clark!
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Mayor Don Bottman: We're in a tough spot here. I have to ask for your help, Joe. It's not for me, it's for those kids out there. They're highly emotional, they're all jacked-up. You have to send them home.
Joe Clark: I don't have to do nothing but stay black and die!
Mayor Don Bottman: Oh for crying out loud.